Pearl Health Secures $110M for AI Medicare Platform Expansion
Pearl Health has raised $110 million to scale its artificial intelligence platform for Medicare providers, aiming to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs. The funding will enhance analytics and value-based care tools.
Pearl Health, a healthcare technology company, announced it has secured $110 million in a funding round to expand its AI-driven platform focused on Medicare.
The investment, which includes equity from Andreessen Horowitz, Viking Global Investors, AlleyCorp, and Ulysses Capital, along with a debt facility from Trinity Capital, will be used to enhance AI capabilities, grow risk-management offerings, and accelerate expansion in Medicare Advantage and value-based care programs.
The company utilizes AI and predictive analytics to help healthcare providers identify at-risk patients and implement proactive interventions. This approach aims to improve patient outcomes while simultaneously lowering healthcare expenditures, aligning with the broader industry trend towards value-based care models.
Pearl Health reported achieving profitability in 2025 and anticipates significant savings for the healthcare system and patient base expansion. The company currently supports hundreds of thousands of Medicare beneficiaries nationwide, providing tools for providers to navigate complex care delivery and reimbursement environments.