Investors have been breaking out their checkbooks this year for healthcare startups, especially when AI is involved.
Digital health startups raised $9.9 billion in the first three quarters of the year, surpassing the sector’s fundraising pace from the same period last year, according to Rock Health.
And while AI scribe startups dominated the headlines last year, this year’s players are raising venture capital to apply AI to a broader range of healthcare tasks, from remote monitoring to medical coding and billing.
Business Insider has published exclusive pitch decks for 9 healthcare startups grabbing funding so far this year.
Here are those startups, in alphabetical order:
Ambience, which automates medical transcription, coding, and payment processing, raised its Series C from Andreessen Horowitz and Oak HC/FT.
Ascertain raised its $10 million Series A in April, led by private equity firm Deerfield Management.
Axle Health raised a $10 million Series A in May, led by F-Prime Capital, for its AI-powered product that simplifies home health logistics.
Charta Health raised $8.1 million in a seed round from Bain Capital Ventures in February for its AI that reviews patient charts to automate administrative work.
Union Square Ventures led Doctronic’s $5 million seed round in April. The startup aims to connect patients with AI agents for fast, anonymous, and personalized healthcare advice.
Heidi’s October Series B, led by Steve Cohen’s Point72 Private Investments, valued the startup at $465 million post-money. Heidi sells ambient clinical documentation tech.
Navina connects disparate health data to surface clinical insights for providers. The startup announced its $55 million Series C funding round, led by Goldman Sachs’ growth equity unit, in March.
Qventus announced its Series C in January. The startup’s latest tech helps automate non-clinical tasks before and after surgeries.
Sensi.AI works with home care agencies to monitor aging patients with its audio-only in-home devices, powered by predictive AI. Qumra Capital led its October Series C.
