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AI-Powered Innovation Dominates Healthcare Investment Landscape
The first half of 2025 has witnessed unprecedented growth in healthcare technology investments, with artificial intelligence driving the majority of funding rounds. Investors are increasingly recognizing the transformative potential of AI in addressing healthcare’s most pressing challenges, from administrative burdens to clinical decision support.
Industry analysts note that despite economic uncertainties in other sectors, healthcare technology continues to attract significant capital due to its potential for both improving patient outcomes and reducing operational costs. This dual-benefit proposition makes health tech particularly attractive to venture capitalists looking for resilient investment opportunities.
Persivia Secures Massive $107M Investment for AI-Driven Health Solutions
Persivia, a pioneer in artificial-intelligence-driven digital health solutions, has secured a substantial $107 million investment from Aldrich Capital Partners, a growth equity firm known for backing innovative healthcare technologies.
This strategic investment will fuel Persivia’s ambitious expansion plans, enabling the company to significantly strengthen its sales force over the next 12 months while simultaneously developing and rolling out new AI-powered solutions designed to enhance operational efficiency and optimize patient management across healthcare systems.
“This partnership is about more than just capital,” emphasized Mansoor Khan, Ph.D., CEO of Persivia. “It’s about launching a national growth strategy and making our platform the first choice for every healthcare organization that wants clean, actionable data and AI-driven tools to support value-based care.”
Persivia’s comprehensive platform was specifically developed to help health systems and payers streamline clinical workflows, reduce operational costs, and improve patient outcomes. The company currently supports more than 200 hospitals and 12,000 clinicians nationwide with its integrated solutions.
What sets Persivia apart is its unified AI-powered platform that delivers clean, governed data across multiple use cases—from value-based care initiatives to population health management and quality improvement programs.
In a significant technological advancement, the company also announced the issuance of a new patent for its innovative health data processing system. This newly granted patent protects the core AI capabilities behind CareSpace, Persivia’s modular digital health platform. CareSpace leverages Soliton, the now-patented AI engine, to ingest, analyze, prioritize, and deliver actionable clinical insights in real time.
Workflow Automation Platform Plenful Raises $50M Series B
Plenful, creator of an advanced artificial intelligence workflow automation platform designed to tackle administrative tasks in healthcare, has successfully raised $50 million in series B funding to accelerate product development and expand its go-to-market efforts.
The impressive funding round was co-led by Mitchell Rales, co-founder of Danaher Corporation, who also joins Plenful’s board, and Arena Holdings. Additional participants include Notable Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, TQ Ventures, Susa/Kivu Ventures, and other leading investors in the healthcare technology space.
Plenful’s sophisticated workflow automation platform efficiently handles “messy, disparate workflows across formats, systems, and departments, reducing errors and streamlining operations while providing real-time reporting and task management for healthcare staff,” according to company materials.
The Medical University of South Carolina, Cencora, Renown Health, Shields Healthcare Group, and Samaritan Health are among the prominent healthcare organizations currently utilizing Plenful’s technology. The company reports that its most widely adopted use cases include prior authorization processing, 340B compliance and missed opportunity auditing, and order and referral data entry automation.
With this substantial new funding, Plenful plans to expand its platform capabilities to address additional unmet needs across healthcare, while deepening its presence in the pharmacy, health system, provider group, and payor markets.
The company currently works with 60 healthcare organizations and has experienced impressive 4x year-over-year growth. To date, Plenful has raised a total of $76 million in venture funding.
Health Benefits Navigation Startup Healthee Raises $50M
Healthee, an innovative company utilizing artificial intelligence to help individuals navigate their complex health benefits, has secured $50 million in a series B funding round led by Key1 Capital, with additional backing from Fin Capital, Glilot Capital Partners, and Group11.
With this fresh capital infusion, Healthee intends to expand its comprehensive product suite, scale its go-to-market operations, and intensify its focus on delivering AI-powered tools that make health benefits smarter and more accessible for both employers and employees.
Interestingly, Healthee revealed that it did not formally launch the fundraising process. “Key1 Capital approached the team after tracking the company’s traction, believing in the product’s vision and potential. The round was oversubscribed, reflecting strong conviction from new and existing investors,” the company explained in a recent blog post.
The health benefits navigation platform has experienced a breakout year, surpassing 15,000 customers including high-profile companies such as Instacart, SiriusXM, and Celonis. Healthee has also significantly enhanced its AI capabilities and delivered measurable savings by improving care access for both employers and their workforce.
Additional Notable Healthcare Technology Investments
Clarium: AI for Healthcare Supply Chain Resilience – $27M Clarium raised $27 million in a series A funding round led by Northzone, with participation from General Catalyst, AlleyCorp, Kaiser Permanente Ventures, Texas Medical Center Ventures, and 1984 Ventures. The company’s AI technology helps mitigate growing economic and environmental uncertainty in healthcare supply chains, working with major institutions like Yale New Haven Health, Geisinger, and Cleveland Clinic.
Blooming Health: Social Care Technology – $26M Social care technology company Blooming Health secured $26 million in series A funding led by Insight Partners. The startup has connected more than 1.5 million people across 22 states with essential support services including meal delivery, medical transportation, housing assistance, and social activities, using AI to automate access to social care resources.
Carta Healthcare: AI Clinical Data Platform – $18.25M Carta Healthcare obtained $18.25 million in series B1 funding led by UPMC Enterprises to expand its AI-powered data abstraction platform. The company combines AI, machine learning, and clinical expertise to automate the collection and analysis of clinical data, enabling healthcare organizations to generate actionable insights for quality improvement initiatives.
Complement 1: Oncology Care Innovation – $16M Health tech startup Complement 1 raised $16 million in seed funding for its tech-enabled lifestyle modification platform for cancer patients and high-risk individuals. The platform offers personalized guidance related to physical activity, nutrition, and somatic practices, with clinical validation showing 37% fewer treatment side effects and 18% less pain among users.
Olio: Care Coordination Solutions – $11M Olio secured $11 million in series B funding to expand its care coordination technology that enables payers, health systems, and physician groups to effectively manage patient transitions across various care settings including skilled nursing, home health, behavioral health, and long-term care facilities.
Ascertain: Agentic AI for Healthcare – $10M Health tech startup Ascertain raised $10 million in series A funding led by Deerfield Management with participation from Northwell Health. The company’s agentic AI technology automates time-consuming workflows for case managers, enabling them to focus more on improving patient care quality and efficiency while handling documentation, prior authorizations, and compliance requirements.
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