Accel-KKR Makes Strategic Investment in Exxat to Drive Healthcare Education Growth
Exxat has received a minority growth investment from Accel-KKR, announced in a press release. The funding will support Exxat’s efforts to accelerate product innovation and broaden its presence across healthcare education and workforce development.
Exxat provides a connected suite of solutions for clinical and experiential education, including curriculum management, placement coordination, onboarding, compliance, and student readiness. The company’s platform is used by more than 1,600 academic programs, 2,000 clinical affiliates, and 400,000 learners in nursing, allied health, behavioral health, and public health disciplines.
The partnership with Accel-KKR, a technology-focused investment firm with over $23 billion in capital commitments, is intended to help Exxat strengthen its platform and extend its reach among healthcare institutions and learners.
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