The Term Sheet: Colorado startups raised $730M in November

Startups around the Centennial State raised $730 million in November.

BusinessDen defines a startup as a business that’s less than 10 years old and excludes publicly traded companies, real estate ventures and funds. You can see the full sortable Excel file here.

A few highlights include:

DispatchHealth: $260M

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DispatchHealth health care professionals travel to patients’ homes for non-emergency care. (Photos courtesy DispatchHealth)

The RiNo-based healthcare company that sends nurses out on house calls has previously raised hundreds of millions. The company launched in 2013.

Choice Market: $2.5 million

Choice Market adding another Denver location

Choice Market’s new location near DU will feature its frictionless technology, which allows customers to check out from their phones instead of paying a cashier. (Photos courtesy of Choice Market)

The grab-and-go market has six local locations.

Teakoe: $1Mteakoe1

The Longmont company launched in 2016 and sells both loose leaf tea and canned drinks.

Halfdays: $1.1M

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Halfdays co-founders, from left, Ariana Ferwerda, Karelle Golda and Kylie McKinnon.

A former Olympian and her co-founders launched the apparel brand in 2020.

Startups around the Centennial State raised $730 million in November.

BusinessDen defines a startup as a business that’s less than 10 years old and excludes publicly traded companies, real estate ventures and funds. You can see the full sortable Excel file here.

A few highlights include:

DispatchHealth: $260M

DispatchHealth2

DispatchHealth health care professionals travel to patients’ homes for non-emergency care. (Photos courtesy DispatchHealth)

The RiNo-based healthcare company that sends nurses out on house calls has previously raised hundreds of millions. The company launched in 2013.

Choice Market: $2.5 million

Choice Market adding another Denver location

Choice Market’s new location near DU will feature its frictionless technology, which allows customers to check out from their phones instead of paying a cashier. (Photos courtesy of Choice Market)

The grab-and-go market has six local locations.

Teakoe: $1Mteakoe1

The Longmont company launched in 2016 and sells both loose leaf tea and canned drinks.

Halfdays: $1.1M

12.24D Halfdays main 1

Halfdays co-founders, from left, Ariana Ferwerda, Karelle Golda and Kylie McKinnon.

A former Olympian and her co-founders launched the apparel brand in 2020.

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