Plenful Secures $50M to Expand AI Healthcare Automation

Plenful Secures $50M to Expand AI Healthcare Automation

Plenful has raised $50 million in a Series B funding round to enhance its AI-powered healthcare automation platform, as announced in a press release. The funding will accelerate product development and expand market reach.

Plenful has raised $50 million in a Series B funding round, announced in a press release. The round was co-led by Mitchell Rales, co-founder of Danaher Corporation, and Arena Holdings, with participation from Notable Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, TQ Ventures, and Susa/Kivu Ventures. This brings Plenful's total funding to $76 million.

The new funding will be used to accelerate the expansion of Plenful's AI-powered healthcare automation platform, which aims to enhance operational efficiency and deepen adoption across top healthcare systems. Plenful's platform automates complex workflows, reducing errors and streamlining operations for healthcare staff. It is already in use by leading healthcare organizations such as Medical University of South Carolina, Cencora, Renown Health, Shields Healthcare Group, and Samaritan Health.

Plenful plans to expand its platform to address more unmet needs in the healthcare sector, particularly in pharmacy, health systems, provider groups, and payor markets. The company has experienced significant growth, with over 4x year-over-year expansion, and is trusted by more than 60 leading U.S. healthcare organizations.

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