Suki Secures $70M in Series D Funding

TL;DR:

Suki raises $70 million to take healthcare AI to new heights, freeing doctors from paperwork drudgery. The new cash infusion brings Suki’s total funding to $165 million, enabling more partnerships and snappier tech for healthcare providers.

Looks like doctors are about to have their very own AI assistant on standby, and no, it’s not to fetch coffee (yet).

Suki, the AI healthcare company that’s been turning heads, has just raised a hefty $70 million in funding. This brings its total capital to a cool $165 million.

Not bad for a company that wants to make healthcare tech “invisible” — which, honestly, sounds like magic, but with fewer wands and more algorithms.

Suki’s secret sauce?

It’s all about getting doctors back to doing what they do best: helping patients. Instead of being glued to their computers, they now have Suki Assistant, an AI that handles those boring administrative tasks.

Think of it as the digital equivalent of Marie Kondo for paperwork – tidying up notes, dictation, coding, and even answering clinical questions, all with the power of AI.

It’s the kind of thing that makes doctors ask, “Why wasn’t this around when I was in med school?”

And it’s not just talk. In the last two months alone, more than a dozen hospitals have adopted or expanded Suki’s services.

Clinicians are loving it – so much so that Suki Assistant now boasts a 70+ percent adoption rate.

That’s like convincing 70% of your office to adopt "casual Fridays" every day. Faster note-taking, better documentation, and way less paperwork? Yes, please.

With this new funding, led by big names like Hedosophia and Venrock, Suki is gearing up to make its AI assistant even smarter and to expand partnerships with health systems, including its key ally MedStar Health.

The goal?

To ensure doctors spend more time with patients and less time wrestling with their EHRs. Now, if only Suki could also handle the waiting room magazines…