Ambient scribe maker Suki raises $90M Series E for agentic tasks
Suki, which sells an AI ambient documentation and medical-coding platform used by more than 450 healthcare organizations, raised a $90 million Series E led by Healthier Capital, with Crosslink Capital and Hercules Capital joining existing investors Hedosophia, Venrock, Flare Capital Partners and Philips. The company says it is projecting $60-80 million in revenue this year, and total funding now exceeds $250 million. Suki plans to use the money to build agentic features that handle post-visit administrative tasks such as setting up referrals and scheduling, beyond its existing note-taking and coding tools.
Why it's notable: A large new round for an established ambient-scribe vendor shows investors still see room to grow in AI documentation, and signals the category is expanding from note-taking into automating more of the administrative work around a visit.