Service Provider Capital

Joshin, LLC is a company based in Shoreview, Minnesota, that specializes in developing software applications focused on disability care. Its primary product is the Joshin application, which connects families with caregivers who are experienced, qualified, and screened to support individuals with disabilities and neurodivergence. The platform allows users to create personalized care plans that detail the needs, goals, preferences, and dietary requirements of their loved ones, facilitating a tailored approach to care. In addition to connecting families with caregivers, Joshin provides virtual coaching and education on disability issues, guiding families in navigating the complexities of care for individuals with special needs.

Clinician Nexus Inc. is a Minneapolis-based company that has developed an online platform for managing clinical rotations, connecting hospitals, clinics, and students. Founded in 2016, Clinician Nexus provides a transparent and user-friendly system that allows clinical sites to manage their capacities and assign students to clinical experiences. The platform also enables students to easily find and secure clinical rotations, enhancing the overall efficiency of the process. By focusing on the needs of health systems, educational institutions, and students, Clinician Nexus aims to facilitate better management of clinical experiences, ultimately supporting the development of a skilled healthcare workforce.

Kidizen, Inc. operates a peer-to-peer resale marketplace that enables parents in the United States to buy and sell pre-loved clothing, gear, toys, and accessories for children. Founded in 2010 and based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the platform allows parents, particularly mothers, to create storefronts, earn money, and connect with one another through shared experiences and styles. Kidizen offers a mobile application for iOS and Android that facilitates communication, purchasing, and selling of children's items. The marketplace is designed to be trustworthy and environmentally friendly, allowing users to easily list items without incurring listing fees, thus promoting sustainability while helping parents find the latest trends for their children. The company was previously known as Itizen, LLC before rebranding to Kidizen, Inc. in May 2014.