BurnAlong raised $7 million in a Series A round that will help the wellness platform accelerate its growth, and add to the specialty programming it offers via streaming classes, co-CEO Daniel Freedman said.

The round for the Pikesville-based company was led by Triventures, a Silicon Valley and Israel-based VC firm with fund investors that include top health systems, financial firms and companies, electronics, telecommunications and insurance companies, such as Medtronic, Philips, Boston Scientific, Abiomed, Intermountain Healthcare, Cardinal Health, Johnson and Johnson, Samsung, Nikon and Sheba Medical Center.

The round also included participation from existing investors, including retired Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia CEO Steve Altschuler, Advantia Health founder Sean Glass, CR2 Ventures, TriSib, DM Wellness and Macks Managed Investments.

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