CARMEL, Indiana — Dormir, the Indiana parent company that oversees firms that build sleep centers and provide respiratory care services, raised $8 million to grow both businesses.
CHL Medical Partners and Noro-Moseley Partners lead the round. Dormir Chief Executive Tim Miller stated in a press release that the money would be used to support extremely fast growth in its businesses.
Dormir’s companies are MD Sleep and CardioSom. MD Sleep builds and trains the staff of sleep diagnostic centers. It promises to have facilities operating in less than five months, and trains staff at its own four-week “MD Sleep University.” CardioSom offers home respiratory equipment and services in more than 30 locations throughout the country.
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The company has raised at least an additional $7 million since 2005, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
