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Source: Tech Point
Indy-based Boomerang Ventures and fellow Indianapolis company Respiratory Health Technologies are making waves as RHT closed its seed round to scale its doctor-invented SinuSauna® device. This milestone underscores the strength of Indiana’s health tech ecosystem.
Boomerang Ventures today announced that portfolio company Respiratory Health Technologies has successfully closed its seed financing round, marking a major milestone for both the Boomerang Studio and Fund. RHT, creator of the doctor-invented SinuSauna®, is pioneering drug-free respiratory wellness solutions in the $11B market.
Source: Accesswire
Respiratory Health Technologies, maker of the doctor-invented SinuSauna®, has closed its seed financing round. The move will support expanded product reach, development, and scale in the $11 billion respiratory wellness space.
Boomerang Ventures portfolio company Wicked Technologies won the Healthcare Track at RALLY 2025, earning eligibility for up to $1 million in IN-Prize investment. Fellow portfolio company EarSmartAI was also recognized as a finalist, showcasing Boomerang’s strength in advancing innovative healthcare technologies.
Boomerang Ventures has announced a $1 million strategic investment in Sonara Health, a Dallas-based health technology company modernizing methadone treatment through a hybrid care platform. Sonara’s Virtual Dosing Window™ combines in-person and virtual tools to improve adherence, retention, and patient trust while reducing barriers to life-saving opioid use disorder treatment.
Source: Business Insider
Boomerang Ventures has poured $1 million into Sonara Health, supporting the scale-up of a hybrid methadone care model that blends in-person treatment with digital tools to improve access, retention, and adherence across opioid treatment programs.
Source: Associated Press
Boomerang Ventures has invested $1 million in Sonara Health to expand its hybrid methadone care model nationwide. Sonara’s platform combines in-person treatment with digital tools that improve access, compliance, and outcomes for patients in opioid treatment programs. The investment will support scaling operations, advancing technology, and partnering with providers to address the growing opioid crisis.
Source: Accesswire
GEOH, a fast-growing provider of practice management software and services for home care agencies, has secured over $30 million in growth investment led by Council Capital. With support from existing investors including Boomerang Ventures, the funding will fuel GEOH’s mission to simplify compliance, improve efficiency, and drive stronger financial outcomes for home care providers nationwide.
Source: Modern Healthcare
Boomerang Ventures portfolio company GEOH is featured in Modern Healthcare for its role in advancing revenue cycle management (RCM) to support value-based care success. The article highlights how GEOH and others are streamlining administrative tasks to improve care continuity and outcomes, aligning with the future of healthcare delivery.
Source: Indianapolis Business Journal
The Trump administration’s decision to cut 3,500 FDA jobs is stirring concern among Indianapolis-based companies that rely on the agency for product approvals and regulatory clarity. While federal officials say inspections and reviews will be unaffected, local medical device and software firms report anxiety over potential delays, investor hesitation, and confusion about shifting FDA protocols—especially around AI-enabled technologies. Health tech leaders from Greenlight Guru, Boomerang Ventures, and Eagle Creek Consultants weigh in on the ripple effects of the shakeup.
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