Peerwise Medical, Corp.
Summary
Peerwise Medical, Corp., a Delaware corporation incorporated in 2023, has raised $5.0M in a Regulation D private placement as of May 20, 2026. The offering is classified under 'Other Technology' and involves equity securities, with no debt or pooled investment fund interests indicated. The filing lists Natalia Khosla and Rachel O'Driscoll as executive officers and directors, but does not disclose the number of investors, whether any are non-accredited, or the minimum investment accepted. The absence of an exemption rule (506(b) or 506(c)) in the provided XML excerpt limits further structural detail, but the $5.0M raise signals early-stage capital deployment in the healthcare technology space.
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