Suki Secures $70 Million to Enhance AI Healthcare Solutions

The funding will support the expansion and development of Suki's AI-powered voice assistant and platform for healthcare providers.

Suki's Series D funding round was led by Hedosophia, with participation from Venrock, March Capital, and others, bringing total funding to $165 million.
The AI healthcare startup plans to use the funds to enhance its AI assistant and platform, which help clinicians with administrative tasks like note-taking and coding.
Suki's technology is integrated with major EHR systems such as Epic, Cerner, Meditech, and Athenahealth, setting it apart from competitors like Abridge.
The company's products aim to reduce clinician burnout and improve patient care by automating clinical documentation and workflow activities.
Suki is capitalizing on the growing demand for AI in healthcare, with partnerships across dozens of health systems and plans to expand into telehealth and clinical communications.