Delphyr Raises €1.75 Million to Expand AI Tools for Healthcare Professionals

Mar 4, 2026
Dutch AI healthcare platform Delphyr has secured €1.75 million in funding from investors including the founders of Hugging Face and DEGIRO to enhance its AI agents that reduce administrative tasks for medical professionals.

Delphyr has raised €1.75 million from investors including the founders of Hugging Face and DEGIRO, announced in a press release. The Dutch company develops AI agents designed to reduce administrative workloads for healthcare professionals.

The platform integrates directly with existing healthcare systems, allowing users to consolidate patient data, access clinical guidelines, and automate administrative workflows without learning new software. Its features include summarizing patient information, drafting correspondence, and capturing consultations through ambient listening that converts speech into structured clinical notes.

Delphyr operates on secure European infrastructure, processing patient data exclusively within the practice environment. According to the company, the new funding will support further development and expansion of its AI tools for hospitals, primary care, and mental health practices.

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