Epitel Raises $26M in Series B Funding

Seizures may occur days apart, making a short recording insufficient for diagnosis. REMI brings longer monitoring into everyday life, while event detection helps neurologists review the resulting volume of data.

Round size
$26M
Stage
Series B
Headquarters
United States
Announced
Jul 28, 2026

Capturing activity outside the hospital

Patients wear wireless sensors at home as well as in clinical settings. The REMI portfolio has FDA clearances for recording and event detection, letting providers gather evidence beyond a brief appointment or inpatient stay.

Helping clinicians find events in long recordings

Vigilenz analyses EEG signals and highlights potential seizures for a clinician to assess. Recording is cleared from age one; AI event detection is available from age six. The distinction matters as the company expands access to younger patients.

Where the funding goes

  • Sales, marketing and customer experience teams
  • Provider distribution and deployment
  • Ambulatory market access

Sources

  1. Epitel: funding announcement
  2. Epitel: Business Wire release syndication
  3. FinSMEs: funding report
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