Citizen Health Secures $30 Million for AI Patient Advocate
Citizen Health has raised $30 million in Series A funding to develop an AI Advocate for patients, announced in a press release. The funding round was led by 8VC, with participation from Transformation Capital and Headline, bringing the company's total funding to $44 million since its launch in December 2023.
Citizen Health's platform aims to empower patients, particularly those with rare and complex conditions, by providing clarity and actionable insights through AI, community, and longitudinal health data. The AI Advocate is designed to help patients interpret medical records, track symptoms, manage appointments, and connect to the next steps in their health journey.
The company has built over 60 engaged communities across 123 rare and complex conditions and partnered with more than 70 patient advocacy groups. Citizen Health plans to launch the first version of its AI Advocate to select communities in Q3, alongside a new product for patient advocacy groups.
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