Prosper AI, a healthcare operations startup, secured $30 million in a Series A funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz. The company plans to use this capital to scale its agentic AI platform—a system of autonomous agents that coordinate tasks—designed to handle administrative workflows such as patient scheduling, insurance verification, and billing. The startup, co-founded by CEOs Josep Mingot and Xavier de Gracia in 2023, aims to build an AI workforce that complements human employees within health systems and outpatient groups.

Since announcing its seed funding in September 2025, Prosper AI has grown its revenue 5x and now services more than 40 healthcare organizations, managing over $1.3 billion in patient care. The company’s platform is integrated with various electronic health records (EHRs) such as athenahealth and ModMed, enabling it to manage end-to-end patient communications. According to company executives, the software helps healthcare providers lower administrative costs by more than 40% while automating up to 70% of certain workflows like scheduling. Additionally, some providers report revenue increases of up to 12% due to improved financial clearance accuracy for visits.

The platform functions by coordinating multiple AI agents that perform both inbound and outbound tasks, including navigating insurance phone trees and performing real-time eligibility checks through APIs. Executives noted that the startup wins 80% of its competitive evaluations, as providers seek comprehensive solutions over single-feature tools. Current clients include major entities like Jackson Memorial Hospital and Preferred Dermatology. With the new funding, Prosper AI intends to expand its engineering teams and deepen integrations across the largest EHR platforms to accelerate adoption among health systems.

Prosper AI, a healthcare operations startup, secured $30 million in a Series A funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz. The company plans to use this capital to scale its agentic AI platform—a system of autonomous agents that coordinate tasks—designed to handle administrative workflows such as patient scheduling, insurance verification, and billing. The startup, co-founded by CEOs Josep Mingot and Xavier de Gracia in 2023, aims to build an AI workforce that complements human employees within health systems and outpatient groups.

Since announcing its seed funding in September 2025, Prosper AI has grown its revenue 5x and now services more than 40 healthcare organizations, managing over $1.3 billion in patient care. The company’s platform is integrated with various electronic health records (EHRs) such as athenahealth and ModMed, enabling it to manage end-to-end patient communications. According to company executives, the software helps healthcare providers lower administrative costs by more than 40% while automating up to 70% of certain workflows like scheduling. Additionally, some providers report revenue increases of up to 12% due to improved financial clearance accuracy for visits.

The platform functions by coordinating multiple AI agents that perform both inbound and outbound tasks, including navigating insurance phone trees and performing real-time eligibility checks through APIs. Executives noted that the startup wins 80% of its competitive evaluations, as providers seek comprehensive solutions over single-feature tools. Current clients include major entities like Jackson Memorial Hospital and Preferred Dermatology. With the new funding, Prosper AI intends to expand its engineering teams and deepen integrations across the largest EHR platforms to accelerate adoption among health systems.