Hyro Secures $45 Mn to Expand AI-Driven Healthcare Communication Platform

The system provides real-time analytics and insights from patient communications, aiming to streamline access to care and improve operational efficiency for healthcare providers.

New York-based leading agentic AI healthcare Platform Hyro has announced $45 million in new growth funding led by Healthier Capital, with participation from Norwest and Define Ventures, as well as other existing investors.

The new funding comes 10 months after its initial funding, bringing Hyro's total funding to $95 million.

The new investment is being utilised to accelerate the development of its administrative, operational, and clinical AI agents designed to streamline healthcare consumer access across digital and voice channels.

Commenting on the new funding, Israel Krush, CEO and cofounder of Hyro, said in a statement, "After another 10 months of strong execution, landing new enterprise customers and expanding relationships with existing ones, we decided to bring on additional capital to further our mission of improving patient access to care and driving operational excellence for health systems."

He further added, "This new funding round reflects the industry's growing trust in our approach. With support from both new strategic investors and long-time partners, we are well-positioned to expand across new specialities and segments throughout the healthcare ecosystem."

About Hyro

Hyro's platform leverages GPT-enabled conversational AI to automate patient interactions across digital and voice channels, including call centres, websites, and mobile applications.

The system provides real-time analytics and insights from patient communications, aiming to streamline access to care and improve operational efficiency for healthcare providers.

Recently, the company has also launched Proactive Px, expanding its platform to provide 360-degree communications that are bi-directional, inbound and outbound, and designed to meet patients ahead of their needs.

Speaking his thoughts, Amir Dan Rubin, CEO & Founding Managing Partner of Healthier Capital, said, "Hyro is delivering better levels of access, experience, and operational performance to leading healthcare organisations, delivering significant returns-on-investment".

"Hyro's team, technology, traction and client-earned trust demonstrate an ability to deliver significant positive impacts at scale in healthcare," added Rubin.

Reportedly, Hyro’s platform is being deployed across more than 45 major health systems, including Sutter Health, Tampa General, Prisma Health, and Piedmont Healthcare, reaching over 30 million patients in the U.S., and is being adopted by health plans and mid-sized speciality and clinic groups.

The new investment will support the expansion of Hyro's platform, which is expected to automate patient interactions across various channels, including voice, chat, and SMS, enhancing access to care and operational efficiency.

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