Carta Healthcare Named to CB Insights 2025 Digital Health 50

Nov 6, 2025
Carta Healthcare has been named to CB Insights' 2025 Digital Health 50 list, recognized in the Clinical Workflow Automation category for its AI-powered clinical data abstraction solutions.

Carta Healthcare has been named to the 2025 Digital Health 50 list by CB Insights, announced in a press release. The annual list highlights private companies in digital health with strong growth potential, market traction, and investor quality.

Carta Healthcare was recognized in the Clinical Workflow Automation category for its Hybrid Intelligence approach, which combines artificial intelligence with clinical expertise. The company’s technology has reportedly reduced clinical data abstraction costs by over 50 percent and time by up to two-thirds while maintaining data accuracy levels of 98–99 percent.

According to the announcement, CB Insights selected winners from more than 12,000 companies based on metrics such as deal activity, partnerships, leadership strength, and hiring momentum.

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