Adaptive Innovations, a developer of an AI operating system for home healthcare providers, raised $50 million in Series A funding, bringing its total funding to over $60 million to date.
Felicis and Bain Capital Ventures co-led the investment round with participation from Optum Ventures, Sunflower Capital, Conviction, BoxGroup, SV Angels, Dorm Room Fund, Constellation, and angels across healthcare services and frontier labs.
Adaptive is building the AI operating system for home health, often described as healthcare’s last mile. By combining AI-native operations with clinicians in the home, the company aims to ensure that every patient gets the care they need, including the 40% of patients that legacy providers often turn away.
Alex Wendland, co-CEO of Adaptive Innovations, wrote in an official blog post that since the company launched in 2025, it has delivered over 100,000 visits and partnered with 500+ referring healthcare organizations, including every major Texas hospital system. He added that the company has reduced rehospitalizations to 4.9%, compared with a 12.9% industry average, and that its clinicians save about 80% of their documentation time, allowing them to focus on delivering care.
Digital health companies, including healthcare workflow automation startups, have secured more than $180 billion in funding to date, according to our recent Funding Database.
More recently, Commure, a developer of AI software agents to automate repetitive healthcare workflows, raised $70 million in a new funding round at a post-money valuation of $7 billion.
In another deal, Optura, a provider of an enterprise AI platform that helps healthcare organizations quickly assess AI business value and prioritize AI investments in real time, raised $17.5 million in a Series A round.