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Suki raises $90 million to develop AI agents for healthcare tasks
Healthcare AI company Suki raised $90 million in a Series E funding round.
The company makes tools that use AI to help with clinical notes, orders, billing and patient summaries.
It plans to build AI agents to handle tasks after patient visits, including referrals, medication authorizations and scheduling follow-ups.
The agents will draw on information from Suki’s existing tools.
Suki will also expand its work with more than 30 technology partners, whose platforms already include its products.
Those partners include Optum, Zoom and athenahealth.
The funding will help Suki extend its tools beyond clinical documentation, as it competes with other AI scribe companies that have also raised large sums.
The company says it will use the money to develop the agents and deepen its partnerships.
Suki raised $90 million in a Series E funding round to expand its healthcare AI products.
The company plans to develop AI agents that can handle tasks such as referrals, prior authorizations, filling orders and scheduling follow-ups.
Suki will also use the funds to deepen partnerships with more than 30 health technology companies that have embedded its tools.
CEO Punit Soni said the company wants to build more capabilities with existing partners rather than necessarily add new ones.
- Who
- Suki, an AI company focused on healthcare.
- What
- It raised $90 million in Series E financing to develop AI agents and expand partnerships with health technology companies.
- When
- The funding was reported on October 13, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- To build AI agents for healthcare tasks and deepen partnerships with companies that have embedded Suki’s tools.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Healthcare Dive reported that Suki had raised $90 million in Series E financing.
Suki plans to develop AI agents to handle tasks such as referrals and prior authorizations.
- Funding
- $90 million
- Round
- Series E
- CEO
- Punit Soni
- Technology partners
- More than 30 companies have embedded Suki’s solutions
- Examples of partners
- Optum, Zoom and athenahealth
What people are saying
We want to go deep with them. We don't want to add 30 more [partners] necessarily; we want to actually go deeper…[and] deepening means taking those features we have built on the Suki app and giving all of them to our partners
I think you should raise only how much you need
You should use it only for the things that you can do. Having a little bit of starvation creates discipline
Sources
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