SoClean scales with investment backing
By HME News Staff
Updated Wed January 10, 2018
OXFORD, Mass. - SoClean, which makes CPAP sanitizing devices, has secured investment backing from DW Healthcare Partners. The funding will allow SoClean, which quadrupled sales in 2017, to scale the company, according to a press release. “DW Healthcare Partners is ideally suited to take us to the next level,” said Robert Wilkins, CEO of SoClean. “Their seasoned healthcare investment team is dedicated to accelerating SoClean's growth to maximize our value. We are confident that the best is yet to come for SoClean in 2018 and beyond.” Toronto-based DW Healthcare Partners is a healthcare-focused private equity firm that specializes in scaling mid-sized companies. “SoClean has revolutionized the way that CPAP machines are cleaned,” said Andrew Carragher, co-founder and managing partner of DW Healthcare Partners. “We are excited to back a product that provides such substantial value to its users.”
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