League, a health IT startup that developed an app to ease the job of employers to locate providers and services for employees, raised a Series A round to support its expansion as it seeks to change the consumer healthcare experience, joining the likes of Oscar, Bright Health and others.OMERS Ventures, Canada’s largest investment firm, led the $25 million financing round. Infinite Potential Technologies, Real Ventures, and BDC IT Venture Fund also took part. Strategic investments were provided by RBC, owner of Citi National, John Hancock’s parent company, Manulife Financial, and Power Financial Corp, according to a company statement.
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