Resurgens Technology Partners Invests in Relay to Enhance Special Education and Medicaid Workflow — EdTech Innovation Hub

Oct 24, 2024

Relay’s platform is designed to streamline the delivery and documentation of special education services while managing Medicaid reimbursements.

By simplifying these processes, Relay enables school staff to handle their growing workloads more efficiently. The software reduces administrative overhead by automating documentation and compliance tasks, ensuring that districts are compensated for the services they provide.

Relay’s platform also provides insights into service delivery, giving school administrators better oversight of the services their students receive. This solution is intended to help districts focus on supporting students while managing the complexity of compliance and reimbursement processes.

Danny Carpenter, Principal at Resurgens Technology Partners, commented on the investment, saying:

"We are excited to partner with Relay, whose technology is playing a crucial role in the education sector by ensuring that schools have the resources they need to support students in need. Our investment will help Relay scale its impact, expand its reach, and further enhance its platform to serve school districts better nationwide."

Resurgens Technology Partners plans to work closely with Relay’s management team to drive product innovation, strengthen marketing strategies, and identify new growth opportunities.

The partnership aims to help Relay enhance its ability to support school districts with their special education and Medicaid reimbursement processes, benefiting thousands of students across the country.

Paul Miller, CEO of Relay, expressed his optimism for the future of the company:

"I couldn’t be more excited for this next phase of growth. We are determined to continue to expand our capabilities and reach, ensuring that more school districts across the country can access the funds they need to serve their students effectively."

This investment marks the ninth platform investment from Resurgens’ second fund, a $500 million fund that closed in 2022.