Abridge secures $300M in Series E funding led by Andreessen Horowitz to embed revenue cycle intelligence into clinical conversations.
The funding will accelerate efforts to transform care delivery, documentation, and reimbursement from the point of care.
U.S. healthcare annually spends around $1.5 trillion on administrative costs, with a significant portion linked to clinical documentation and revenue cycle management.
Abridge's platform integrates revenue cycle intelligence into clinical conversations to streamline documentation and billing processes, reducing clinician burden and improving reimbursement speed.
The Contextual Reasoning Engine within Abridge supports the latest guidelines and risk adjustment models, ensuring compliant documentation during patient conversations.
By capturing relevant HCC codes and evidence during conversations, the platform facilitates accurate claims submission without the need for post-visit queries, aiming to expedite reimbursement cycles and reduce denials.
Abridge has successfully deployed its AI platform in 150 large health systems, serving conversations in various specialties and languages.
The platform is expected to support over 50 million medical conversations this year, with over 90% of clinicians continuing to use it after adoption.
Abridge aims to alleviate the documentation burden on clinicians, allowing them to focus on patient care with its background signal activation and complexity handling.