Every few years, a company steps into the game not just to play, but to change the score. Moberg Analytics just secured $600K in seed funding, led by Ben Franklin Technology Partners with Overbrook Capital, MVP Capital Partners & a crew of private investors jumping in. It’s not just a round, it’s a signal that the future of critical care is going digital, data-driven & dangerously smart.
Founded by neuromonitoring veteran Dick Moberg, yeah, the same mind who turned the phrase “medical record for the brain” from a grant title into a full-blown movement, this Philadelphia outfit is stitching together braindata like it’s jazz improv in an ICU. Moberg’s been in this game since the late ’70s, built & sold companies before most of us could spell EEG, and now he’s back, turning multimodal brain analytics into a precision instrument for saving lives.
With Craig Maddux as CTO, who traded 20+ yrs at IBM for a seat in a lab chasing the frontiers of cloud & AI, and Ethan Moyer running R&D like a man possessed by curiosity, Moberg Analytics is engineering the Moberg Clinical Platform (MCP), a next-gen software system that unifies brain data, analytics & decision support for neurocritical care. It’s already live at pilot sites across the U.S. & Europe, fueling major clinical trials like BOOST3, TRACK-TBI & PRECICECAP.
This $600K round isn’t about survival, it’s about velocity. It pushes MCP toward FDA clearance by mid-’26, opens the door for hospital rollouts, and reduces reliance on gov grants that helped build the foundation, $8M+ in DOD & MTEC funding that jumpstarted everything from battlefield TBI tools to AI-driven clinical copilots.
The brain monitoring market is heading toward $8.2B by 2032, & neurocritical care is growing 14.3% annually. That’s not hype, that’s math. And in this space, precision isn’t optional, it’s oxygen. Moberg Analytics isn’t chasing the noise; they’re building the infrastructure beneath it, connecting ICUs, cloud data, & clinical insight into one continuous rhythm.
So yeah, call it a seed round, but it feels more like ignition. Because when your product literally reads the mind of critical care, the runway isn’t measured in dollars, it’s measured in lives improved, data decoded, & seconds saved.