840 Venture Partners

840 Venture Partners is a New York City pre-seed, seed, and Series A VC focused on fintech and the future of work. The source record flags the firm as not healthcare-relevant and lists no disclosed healthcare sub-vertical exposure. For physician AI and digital health founders, this is not a healthcare investor and should not be approached as one.

The relevance for healthcare-tangent founders is narrow but worth noting where the future-of-work thesis overlaps with healthcare workforce technology. Examples include credentialing platforms, clinician marketplace and staffing technology, healthcare-specific HR and onboarding tools, and labor-market technology serving large health systems and physician groups. Founders building those products may find a credible thesis fit, though the firm’s primary exposure is likely outside healthcare. Founders building vertical clinical AI, EHR-adjacent tools, payer-direct products, or pharma-services plays will not find a fit here. Portfolio companies are not disclosed in the input record.

Check size is not specified in the source record. Stages span pre-seed, seed, and Series A, with United States geographic scope. As a NYC-based generalist fintech and future-of-work fund, 840 Venture Partners’ partner expertise centers on financial-services product surface areas, marketplace dynamics, B2B SaaS unit economics, and labor-market platforms rather than clinical or provider commercialization.

Named team members are not provided in the input record. The firm’s website and LinkedIn page are the right references for partner identification.

Approach 840 Venture Partners only when you are a US founder building fintech or future-of-work technology where healthcare is the customer environment but not the core thesis pillar. Healthcare workforce platforms, clinical staffing marketplaces, and credentialing or licensing infrastructure are the most plausible sub-categories of fit. Pure clinical AI, physician-facing software, hospital workflow tools, and pharma-services founders should redirect to healthcare-dedicated funds elsewhere in this directory. The right entry, if a fit exists, is a warm introduction from an NYC fintech or future-of-work founder, an LP or operator familiar with the firm, or a fellow seed fund. When pitching, lead with the marketplace mechanic, the unit economics, and the labor-market or financial-services dynamic, and treat the healthcare context as the customer rather than the thesis. Vertical healthcare founders should target dedicated healthcare investors instead.