UrgentIQ Raises $15 Million for AI Clinical Workflows

September 11, 2026
UrgentIQ secured a $15 million Series A investment from Five Elms Capital to expand its urgent care software platform and grow its team.

UrgentIQ secured a $15 million Series A investment from Five Elms Capital, the investor announced in a press release.

UrgentIQ will use the funding to expand its AI clinical workflows, add capabilities beyond electronic medical record systems, and grow its team. Planned features include AI documentation and coding, automated revenue cycle management, insurance verification, native billing, and an AI checkout agent.

The company provides urgent care centers with software for scheduling, patient intake, clinical documentation, coding, revenue cycle management, and payments. Five Elms Capital will support its expansion among independent operators and urgent care groups with multiple locations.

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