Check out today’s featured companies who have recently raised a round of funding, and be sure to check out the full list of past healthcare IT fundings.
TPG Partners with Findhelp to Expand Access to Essential Services for Underserved Populations
TPG, a leading global alternative investment management firm, today announced that The Rise Funds, the multi-sector strategy of its global impact investing platform, has made an investment of approximately $250 million in Findhelp, the nation’s largest social care technology platform. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Founded in 2010, Findhelp connects tens of millions of people each year to more than 900,000 verified community program locations across the United States. The company serves over 800 customers in all 50 states, including major health systems, health plans, government agencies, and self-insured employers. Its platform helps organizations identify social needs, connect individuals to trusted local services, manage complex social care workflows, and measure impact through integrated analytics. Findhelp also supports benefits eligibility verification and enrollment, enabling individuals to secure coverage such as Medicare and Medicaid, all through a single, unified experience.
“Findhelp was built to be the infrastructure that connects people to essential services at scale,” said Erine Gray, Founder and CEO at Findhelp. “TPG and The Rise Funds bring deep experience in building durable, category‑defining platforms, and their investment allows us to accelerate growth, expand our national network, and invest more aggressively in our technology. This partnership positions Findhelp to meet rising demand from government agencies, health plans, employers, and community organizations as social care becomes a core part of how support is delivered across the country.”
Each month, Findhelp facilitates hundreds of thousands of referrals to community-based services, helping organizations address critical needs such as food, housing, utility assistance, and transportation for families, veterans, and vulnerable populations. By streamlining care coordination and leveraging its proprietary network, Findhelp helps bridge gaps and strengthen critical infrastructure for America’s safety net.
Tom Verghese, Business Unit Partner and Healthcare Lead for The Rise Funds, added, “Findhelp has built a market-leading platform that is increasingly essential to how healthcare and public sector organizations operate. Their technology addresses one of the most persistent gaps in the safety net by making social care accessible, measurable, and scalable…
Full release here, originally announced March 3rd, 2026.
UnityAI Raises $8.5M to Expand an Autonomous AI Workforce for Healthcare Operations
UnityAI is Already Operating at a Nationwide Scale, Working with Large Specialty Care Groups and Supporting More than 300,000 Patient Interactions Per Month
UnityAI, an agentic AI company building an autonomous workforce for healthcare operations, today announced the close of an $8.5 million Series A funding round, bringing total capital raised to $15 million. The round was led by Third Prime, with participation from Nashville Capital Network, Whistler Capital Partners, Max Ventures, Company Ventures, and other existing investors.
“What holds healthcare back rarely happens inside the exam room, but instead is everything that determines whether a patient gets there at all,” said UnityAI Co-Founder and CEO, Edmund Jackson. “When the right patient meets the right clinician at the right time, consistently and reliably, care works the way it’s meant to. That’s the coordination our agents deliver – continuously optimizing how patients and providers come together.”
Today, achieving this level of coordination depends on manual, fragmented workflows spread across multiple teams. UnityAI is building an agentic workforce that unifies these processes into a single, continuously operating system, dramatically improving both scalability and effectiveness. In practice, roughly half of this effort centers on patient operations – scheduling and rescheduling, confirmations, follow-ups, and referrals. The other half focuses on staffing operations – capacity optimization, shift management, PTO, and coverage. All of it is orchestrated together in one unified framework, so patient demand and provider supply are continuously aligned.
“Crossing the ‘last mile’ – actually engaging a person through voice AI to complete a task – has shifted us from simply optimizing workflows to operating them autonomously,” said Jackson.
“UnityAI keeps work moving in environments that are unpredictable, high-volume, and constantly changing,” said Wes Barton, General Partner at Third Prime…
Full release here, originally announced March 4th, 2026.
