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.
Memorial Hermann Health System Deepens Partnership with Strategic Investment in PartsSource
Investment Will Help Strengthen Healthcare Technology Infrastructure and Clinical Capacity Across More than 1,600 Leading Hospitals Through the PartsSource Platform
PartsSource, the leading performance platform for clinical technology, today announced a strategic investment from Memorial Hermann Health System, a non-profit, award-winning health system committed to creating healthier communities, now and for generations to come.
PartsSource provides device-owners and operators an enterprise technology platform that unifies parts, service, contracts, asset intelligence, and workforce capacity into a single operating system for healthcare technology management. Powered by 25 years of longitudinal data, millions of service events, billions of data points, and today servicing over 15,000 clinical sites across the U.S., the platform delivers real-time visibility, predictive signals, and prescriptive action, enabling health systems to move from reactive repair to proactive management—unlocking clinical capacity from assets already in place.
“As healthcare organizations look to lower cost of service, unlock clinical capacity, and find new revenue within their existing walls, a unified, evidence-based, and data-driven approach to asset management becomes essential,” says Philip Settimi, MD, MSE, President and CEO at PartsSource. “Memorial Hermann joins 150 other health systems who are advancing a scalable model that transforms how mission-critical assets are managed…
Full release here, originally announced August 25th, 2026.
Arintra Raises $25M to Pioneer Revenue Assurance for America’s Health Systems
As the First and Only Autonomous Coding Platform Across 23+ Specialties and Every Health System Care Setting, Arintra is Setting a New Standard for Revenue Cycle Management and Reinventing how Leading Health Systems like UC Davis Health, Mercyhealth, Meritus Health, Rochester Regional Health, Reid Health, Mercy Medical Center, and More get Paid Accurately, Promptly, and in Full
Arintra, the first and only enterprise AI platform for revenue assurance in healthcare, today announced a $25 million Series B funding round, bringing the company’s total funding to $51 million. The round is led by Define Ventures, with participation from existing investors including Peak XV Partners, Yale New Haven Health (YNHH) Center for Health Care Innovation, Endeavor Health Ventures, Y Combinator, Counterpart Ventures, Ten13, and Spider Capital. Endeavor Health, based in Chicagoland, also was an early adopter of the technology, and participated in both the Series A and B rounds.
U.S. healthcare is a $5 trillion system, yet most health systems and provider groups struggle to get paid by payers for the care they deliver — predominantly due to siloed processes that are riddled with inaccuracy, costing health systems, providers, and patients every day. As a longtime function within health system operations, traditional revenue cycle management has consisted of individual point solutions and a fragmented workflow that leaves revenue on the table. Arintra is pioneering revenue assurance, an agentic AI approach built to close the gap between care delivered and revenue earned. The company’s platform has become a core piece of the enterprise health system’s infrastructure, bringing leading health systems the bottom-line impact they deserve.
Driving $5 Billion in Annual Claim Value for Leading Health Systems, Large Provider Groups, and Academic Medical Centers
Arintra has deployed its platform across health systems and large provider groups, partnering directly with them to increase compliant revenue capture and lower cost to collect, reduce claim denials and processing lags, and improve coding accuracy. One of those partners is Rochester Regional Health. “At Rochester Regional Health, our vision extends beyond automating a single specialty — we’re looking at how AI can fundamentally transform coding across the enterprise,” said Karen Linder, Senior Director of Health Information Management & Coding at Rochester Regional Health…
Full release here, originally announced August 26th, 2026.
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