TAMPA, Fla.– TSOLife, a leading provider of resident insight and experience technology for senior living communities, has closed a $43 million Series B funding round led by PeakSpan Capital. The new investment brings the company’s total funding to $52 million since 2022 and will fuel expansion of its AI-powered platform designed to improve quality of life for seniors through personalized, data-driven engagement.
The funding will support TSOLife’s mission to transform senior living operations by enabling staff to deliver highly personalized experiences and smarter, real-time decision-making. The company’s proprietary platform gathers rich person-centered data and converts it into actionable insights that enhance social connection, purpose, and engagement—critical social drivers linked to resident well-being and retention.
“We’ve demonstrated that our platform improves quality of life and increases residents’ length of stay by more than six weeks,” said David Sawyer, founder and CEO of TSOLife. “This investment allows us to accelerate development and bring deeply personalized, resident-first care into every facet of community life.”
Central to TSOLife’s offering is Minerva, the company’s AI-driven intelligence engine that transforms resident interviews into over 300 structured data points per person—offering a 650% efficiency improvement over traditional methods. This data powers a suite of tools including customized inclusivity calendars, digital signage, family and resident apps, satisfaction surveys, and operational analytics, all aimed at improving engagement, efficiency, and transparency across senior living operations.
TSOLife has already amassed social and quality-of-life data for over 125,000 residents and established partnerships with major operators such as Brookdale Senior Living, Benchmark Senior Living, Sagora, and Vitality Senior Living. The company’s platform supports both staff and residents by streamlining daily operations and giving tech-savvy older adults and their families a more active role in shaping their care experience.
“This capital is a catalyst for scaling our impact,” said Sawyer. “We’re equipping senior living providers with the tools they need to deliver consistent, high-touch service in a way that’s measurable, efficient, and centered on residents’ needs.”
PeakSpan Capital Vice President Justin Kelly expressed strong confidence in TSOLife’s growth trajectory. “TSOLife is enabling senior living operators to optimize operations and resident engagement through advanced data collection and AI,” he said. “Their approach not only improves quality of life for seniors but also delivers measurable improvements in key financial and operational metrics.”
With its Series B funding secured, TSOLife plans to expand its engineering and customer success teams, accelerate AI development, and deepen partnerships across the senior living sector. The company aims to solidify its position as a next-generation technology leader in the rapidly evolving senior care industry.
