MedCity News January 14, 2025
Katie Adams

Patient flow automation startup Qventus closed a $105 million Series D financing round. The company’s technology is used by more than 115 hospitals and health systems, including Northwestern Medicine, Banner Health and Allina Health.

We are only two weeks into 2025, and a small handful of healthcare AI companies have already announced funding rounds exceeding $100 million — signaling a strong start to what investors predicted would be another hot year for AI in the healthcare world.

Last week, Innovaccer closed a $275 million round, and Hippocratic AI completed a $141 million round. This week, patient flow automation startup Qventus joined the fun.

The Palo Alto-based company closed a $105 million financing round led by KKR, with participation from Bessemer...

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