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Amperos Health Raises $4.2M Seed to Tackle $26B Medical Claims Collection Crisis with AI

  • Amperos Health has raised $4.2M in seed funding to tackle the $26 billion medical claims collection crisis in the U.S. healthcare system using AI.
  • The company's AI biller, Amanda, automates healthcare claims collections and denials recovery with over 90% accuracy rates, resulting in $120M in annual revenue recovery for providers.
  • The seed funding round of $4.2M was led by Susan Liu at Uncork Capital and supported by venture capital firms Neo and Nebular, along with angel investors from OpenAI, Twilio, and Stripe.
  • Amperos Health's product, Amanda, is the world's first AI biller designed to reduce denials and recover outstanding claims for healthcare providers, streamlining revenue cycle management.
  • The company targets denied and unpaid claims in the healthcare industry, aiming to alleviate the significant administrative burden faced by providers due to increasing insurance denials and staffing shortages.
  • Amperos Health's business model involves partnering with healthcare providers, offering a volume-based subscription pricing model for its AI solutions.
  • The company's high ROI product is expected to fare well even in economic slowdowns, with plans to continue product development and scale their sales team with the new funding.
  • The company's founders, with backgrounds in healthcare, enterprise product, and AI, have attracted investors due to their deep expertise and the team's ability to address critical industry problems.
  • Future milestones for Amperos Health include further product development and expanding their sales team using the recently secured funding.
  • The company advises startups to focus on solving customer problems to attract traction and investor interest, while planning to launch new AI solutions for revenue cycle management teams in the near term.

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