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.
Ease Health Emerges from Stealth with $41M from Andreessen Horowitz to Redefine the Operating System for Behavioral Health
Funding Supports the Scale of Ease’s AI-Native Operating System for Behavioral Health: One Record, One Workflow, One Source of Truth
Ease Health, today announced that it has raised a $41 million Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz to build a leading AI-native operating system for behavioral health providers. Ease unifies CRM, EHR, and RCM into a single platform designed to materially improve access to care, clinician experience, and provider economics across the behavioral health ecosystem.
Behavioral health providers today operate on fragmented, legacy software technology stacks that were not designed for the complexity of today’s modern care delivery. Admissions teams juggle disconnected CRMs and intake tools, clinicians document in EHRs built off paper workflows, and billing teams rely on manual, error-prone workflows. Ease was built from the ground up to replace this patchwork with one AI-native system purpose-built for behavioral health.
Ease’s platform spans the full patient lifecycle, from referral and intake through clinical care, billing, and collections. By consolidating what are traditionally 6–10 separate systems into one, Ease reduces administrative overhead, eliminates redundant workflows, and enables automation across the most cost-intensive areas of behavioral health operations.
“At a time when demand for behavioral health care is accelerating, providers are constrained by software that was never designed for their reality,” said Daisy Wolf, General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz. “Ease is re-architecting the behavioral health technology stack around automation, intelligence, and real operational leverage. We’re excited to back a team that is building infrastructure that directly improves provider sustainability and patient access.”
“Consolidating into a single platform transformed our operations,” stated Alex Hoffman, L.A.P.C., Owner of Christian Counseling Associates…
Full release here, originally announced March 2nd, 2026.
KeyCare Raises $27.4 Million to Scale their AI-Powered, Epic-Based Virtual Care Solution for Health Systems
Led by HealthX Ventures, the Round will Accelerate Development of KeyCare’s AI-Enabled Virtual Care as Demand for Access to High-Quality, Coordinated Virtual Care Continues to Surge
KeyCare, the nation’s first Epic-based virtual care company, today announced the close of a $27.4M financing round. The most recent round was led by HealthX Ventures and included participation from 8VC, LRVHealth, BOLD Capital Partners, and Ikigai Venture Partners. Additionally, this financing included a variety of strategic partners, such as WellSpan Health, Allina Health, University of Chicago Ventures, Edge Ventures (investment arm of Emplify Health), and Exact Sciences, Inc. This latest funding round brings KeyCare’s total capital raised to over $55 million.
KeyCare’s virtual care medical group, working on its optimized instance of Epic, has become a trusted primary care extension partner for health systems, allowing for easy patient access that improves access and quality of care. Through a fully integrated, 24/7 virtual care model, KeyCare clinicians provide urgent, preventive, chronic, and virtual-first primary care while keeping visits connected to the patient’s home health system, preserving continuity and coordination across the full care journey.
“Over the past year, KeyCare has played an important role in supporting 24/7 urgent care access for UChicago Medicine’s patient population through convenient virtual care,“ said Hannah Levine, Executive Director at UCM Ventures (a venture investment vehicle of the University of Chicago Medical Center). “Evidence indicates that thoughtful virtual care access benefits both patients and providers by enhancing care availability, treatment adherence, and triage efficacy. We appreciate the innovative approach KeyCare brings to healthcare delivery and recognize the value of supporting local Chicago-based initiatives.”
“Access is one of the defining challenges in healthcare,” said Sulabh Agarwal, CEO at KeyCare. “Health systems are under pressure to deliver timely care, but the infrastructure wasn’t designed for how patients actually seek care today. This funding allows us to continue building a tech-first, coordinated virtual care model that works within the existing healthcare ecosystem, not around it.”
KeyCare will use the new capital to deepen its investment in AI-enabled technology, expand operational capacity to meet growing demand from health system partners, and continue scaling its platform to improve patient experience and provider efficiency, all in service of increasing access to high-quality care. By combining Epic’s growing AI toolset with their own AI development, KeyCare will have a powerful and unique virtual care workforce many describe as “Telehealth 2.0”: a scalable, AI-first model designed to increase provider capacity without sacrificing quality.
“As healthcare becomes more digital, integration and coordination matter more than ever,” said Mark Bakken, Founder and Managing Partner at HealthX Ventures…
Full release here, originally announced March 3rd, 2026.
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