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Suki Secures $90M in Series E Financing to Expand Healthcare AI
Suki announced $90 million in financing as part of its Series E, with new investors Healthier Capital, Crosslink Capital and Hercules Capital joining existing investors. The company develops AI technology for clinical documentation, clinical reasoning, revenue cycle and operational workflows.
Confido Health Announces $22.5M in Total Series A Funding
Confido Health announced $22.5 million in total Series A financing, including a $12.5 million extension led by Z47, with participation from existing investors Together Fund and Blume Ventures. The company develops AI agents that automate patient communications and administrative workflows for healthcare organizations.
Peppermint Raises $4.7M in Seed Funding for Clinical Research Financial Operations
Peppermint announced $4.7 million in seed funding led by Moxxie, with participation from Homebrew, Better Tomorrow Ventures, Layout Ventures, Digital Health Venture Partners and others. The company develops an AI-powered platform that automates clinical trial billing, invoicing, collections and financial reconciliation for research sites and health systems.
Mergers and Acquisitions
VisiQuate Acquires Artiva HCx Revenue Cycle Business From Finvi
VisiQuate announced the acquisition of Finvi’s Artiva HCx business, including its revenue cycle workflow platform, employees and customer relationships. The transaction combines VisiQuate’s revenue cycle analytics, AI and automation technology with Artiva HCx’s insurance follow-up, denial management and collections workflows.
Sagility Acquires Chirok Health to Expand Clinical Documentation and Revenue Cycle Services
Sagility announced its acquisition of Chirok Health, a provider of clinical documentation improvement, medical coding, coding audits and revenue integrity services. The acquisition will expand Sagility’s provider-focused capabilities in revenue cycle management, risk adjustment and value-based care, combining Chirok’s clinical and coding expertise with Sagility’s technology-enabled healthcare operations services.
LeanTaaS Acquires LookDeep Health to Expand AI-Powered Hospital Operations
LeanTaaSÂ announced the acquisition of LookDeep Health, a developer of computer vision technology for virtual patient monitoring. The acquisition will bring ambient AI capabilities to the LeanTaaS iQueue platform, supporting virtual observation, patient safety and hospital care coordination. The company also introduced iQueue for Virtual Care, which uses computer vision to identify changes in patient activity and help care teams prioritize interventions.
Ellipsis Health Acquires Kouper Health to Expand AI-Powered Care Management
Ellipsis Health announced the acquisition of Kouper Health, a provider of AI-enabled care navigation and coordination technology for health systems. The transaction combines Ellipsis Health’s conversational AI care manager, Sage, with Kouper’s electronic health record integrations and longitudinal patient data capabilities. The companies plan to develop integrated tools supporting appointment scheduling, care transitions and patient follow-up.
Venture Capitol and Funding
nPhase Raises $30M Series D to Expand AI-Native Clinical Data Platform
nPhase announced a $30 million Series D funding round led by Viking Global Investors. The funding will support expansion of the company’s AI-native clinical data platform, including its Statistical Computing Environment, Unified Data Management System and agentic AI capabilities. The platform helps pharmaceutical companies and clinical research organizations manage, standardize and analyze data throughout the clinical trial lifecycle.
BioStack Raises $9.5M in Seed Funding for Medical AI Data Infrastructure
BioStack announced $9.5 million in seed funding from investors including Peak XV, Afore Capital, DCVC, Emerson Collective, SV Angel, Verdict Capital, Streamlined Ventures and Y Combinator. The company is developing a clinical data infrastructure network that connects more than 100 million de-identified patient records across the U.S., India, Brazil and Argentina to support medical AI model development and research.
SpendRule Raises $4M in Seed Funding for AI Contract Enforcement Platform
SpendRule announced a $4 million seed funding round led by Mark Cuban’s Radical Investments, with participation from Zeal Capital Partners, bringing total funding to $6 million. The company develops an AI-powered contract enforcement platform that helps health systems identify billing discrepancies, monitor vendor agreements and recover overpayments.
Laza Medical Raises Up to $160M in Series B Financing Led by GE HealthCare
Laza Medical announced Nov. 4 that it raised up to $160 million in structured Series B financing led by GE HealthCare, with participation from existing investors Unorthodox Ventures, PA MedTech and AMED. The financing will support development of the company’s AI-powered robotic imaging system for cardiac catheterization procedures.
Contract Announcements
American College of Physicians and OpenEvidence Sign Clinical Content Licensing Agreement
The American College of Physicians and OpenEvidence announced a licensing agreement to integrate ACP’s clinical guidelines and peer-reviewed content from Annals of Internal Medicine into OpenEvidence’s AI-powered clinical decision support platform. The collaboration will provide physicians access to evidence-based recommendations and published research within the platform.
Cadara and Waystar Partner on Revenue Cycle Technology for Post-Acute Care
Cadara announced a strategic partnership with Waystar to connect Cadara’s cloud-based revenue management software with Waystar’s AI-powered revenue cycle platform. The integration, available through Cadara Exchange, is designed to support billing, payment processing and revenue management workflows for post-acute care organizations.
Making the Cut, Milestones, Accolades, Awards and More
Murj Surpasses 1 Million Patients Managed on Cardiac Device Platform
Murj announced that more than 1 million patients are actively managed on its cardiac device management platform. The software supports clinical workflows involving cardiac implantable electronic devices, ambulatory cardiac monitoring, heart failure and remote patient monitoring. The milestone reflects expanded adoption among cardiac clinics and health systems