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.
roclub Raises USD 11.7 Million in Series A Funding for U.S. Teleoperations Expansion to Tackle Medical Technologist Shortages
roclub, the teleoperation platform for medical technology, today announces it has raised USD 11.7 million to fuel its continued US expansion. The Series A round was led by Smedvig Ventures and YZR, with participation from existing investor Speedinvest and angel investors.
roclub’s teleoperation technology is redefining how healthcare providers operate medical equipment – starting in radiology with MRI and CT scanners and shortly expanding to other healthcare segments. This comes amid an acute shortage of medical technologists in the US. roclub’s cloud- and AI-based platform enables teleoperation of any medtech equipment from any vendor, allowing technologists from remote locations to manage multiple machines simultaneously. This secures business continuity for any examination at any time, maximizes medical device utilization, and prevents costly equipment downtime.
The smartphone-sized roclub connector can connect to any medtech device with a monitor as a front-end, enabling remote access and control from anywhere and supporting direct video and audio communication between on-site teams, remote operators, and patients. By reimagining medtech operations with AI support, roclub helps healthcare providers reduce patient wait times and improve care outcomes, while giving technologists the flexibility of hybrid work without the need to be physically present…
Full release here, originally announced October 22nd, 2025.
Sage Care Emerges From Stealth with $20M in Funding for an AI-Powered Care Navigation System
Sage Care, a platform designed to eliminate healthcare navigation inefficiencies through a combination of clinically intelligent AI agents and advanced optimization algorithms, today announced its public launch with $20M in funding led by Yosemite and continued support from General Catalyst, Metrodora (Chelsea Clinton), OVTR.VC, SV Angel, Liquid 2, Seven Stars, Refract Ventures, AME Cloud Ventures, and Apollo Ono.
Sage Care’s platform has demonstrated the potential to help health systems achieve a 15-20% revenue increase through optimized care coordination, matching patients to the right providers based on clinical context and operational needs. With medically informed AI agents for advanced triage, precise specialist matching, and optimized scheduling, Sage boosts provider throughput by managing and streamlining administrative and patient interactions, including the ability to:
- Answer and triage patient calls, messages, and requests 24/7
- Manage appointment scheduling, referral processing, and insurance verification
- Coordinate follow-ups for diagnostics, care plans, and medication adherence
The platform’s unique predictive optimization tools, including clinically intelligent voice agents, are embedded into existing systems, helping hospitals and clinics reduce bottlenecks by determining when and where patients will need services. Its customized multi-modal agents can be rapidly trained and deployed within 48 hours, rather than weeks or months. They are fully customized and capable of plugging into various workflows, processes, and policies to meet the rigorous clinical protocols of any organization…
Full release here, originally announced October 17th, 2025.
Fourier Health Announces $8.4M Funding Round to Modernize Clinical Care Intake and Unstructured Data Processing with AI
Fourier Health, a leading clinician-in-the-loop AI platform that streamlines and consolidates patient clinical data into use-case specific summaries to reduce administrative burden, today announced $8.4 million in seed funding led by Yosemite, with participation from Innospark Ventures, NextGen Venture Partners, and Tau Ventures, and pre-seed funding from Lasagna, NextGen Venture Partners, Myelin, and Despierta.
Fourier Health was founded in late 2023 by multi-time founders and industry veterans James Lloyd and Christopher Lee. Fourier integrates with complex and fragmented referral and data harmonization workflows, surfacing only relevant and workflow-specific clinical findings. By parsing through high-volume patient data sources such as PDFs, faxes, handwritten notes, and other structured repositories, Fourier builds concise, relevant, and context-specific summaries, turning unstructured data into actionable patient-clinician insights. Fourier clients report seeing meaningful improvements in patient onboarding, an over 98% document validation reduction, and 2-3 hours of administrative burden returned per patient. With this new funding, Fourier will continue to refine its R&D infrastructure and build a leading team of engineers, sales, and implementation teams.
“Unstructured data in clinical care needs to be reimagined. The inefficiencies that plague scattered patient data, especially when providers waste so much time synthesizing it into something useful, are solvable,” said Christopher Lee, Co-Founder and CEO at Fourier Health. “We’re applying domain-specific artificial intelligence to tackle these pain points directly: providing last-mile LLM-enablement and specialty-specific customizations, truly allowing clinicians to do what they do best. We’re incredibly grateful for the support, especially from investors that deeply believe in our mission as we continue to serve healthcare professionals and patients better.”
The Fourier platform integrates into various Electronic Health Record systems with high levels of customization, enabling the processing of multi-source and multi-format documents, which in turn allows for stronger longitudinal and clinical summaries…
Full release here, originally announced October 17th, 2025.
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