Suki Raises $90 Million for Doctor AI Platform
AI healthcare startup Suki, which assists physicians with administrative tasks, has secured $90 million in a Series E funding round. The new capital will support the company's agent AI development.
Suki, an AI healthcare startup designed to reduce administrative burdens for physicians, has raised $90 million in a Series E funding round. The investment was led by Zoom Ventures, with participation from Philips Ventures and Hercules Capital.
The company's platform utilizes AI to automate medical documentation, streamline workflows, and assist with analysis, aiming to allow doctors more face-time with patients. Suki states that its technology is currently used by over 450 healthcare organizations.
This latest funding follows a $70 million Series D round in October 2024. The new capital is earmarked for scaling Suki's "ambient clinical intelligence" capabilities and developing agent AI features. These features are intended to automate post-encounter tasks for clinicians, such as generating referrals and managing appointments.
Suki, founded in 2017, aims to address physician burnout caused by extensive administrative work. The company also licenses its AI technology to over 30 other health-tech companies. Suki reported that its revenue doubled in 2025 and is on track for similar growth this year, though it did not disclose an updated post-money valuation.