Knit Health, a developer of an AI-powered real-time clinical decision support platform, raised $11.6 million in a Seed funding round.
The investment round was co-led by Uncork Capital and Frist Cressey Ventures, and the pre-seed round was led by Moxxie Ventures, with participation from Coalition Operators.
The funding will accelerate deeper development and deployment of Knit Health’s Large Clinical Behavior Model (LCBM) across health systems, helping optimize clinical operations and elevate patient care.
Founded in 2025, Knit Health is building an AI platform that captures collective clinical intelligence to become the infrastructure for better healthcare. Knit Health is developed with full HIPAA compliance – rigorous governance, bias testing, and continuous monitoring to ensure guidance that patients and providers can trust.
Knit Health is partnering with health systems to deploy its initial models for triage, patient flow, and quality improvement.
“Much of what matters most in medicine isn’t written in textbooks, it’s learned through experience with time and navigating the healthcare system,” said Jonathan Kolstad, Co-founder and CEO of Knit Health. “Across millions of patient journeys, clinicians develop patterns for what to do next and when. Knit learns from those real-world decisions, transforming collective clinical experience into intelligence that improves how the system works.”
Digital health companies, including AI-powered clinical intelligence software startups, have secured more than $180 billion in funding to date, according to our recent Funding Database.
More recently, Aidoc, a global leader in enterprise-scale clinical AI focused on helping physicians make earlier, safer diagnoses by turning raw patient signals into actionable insight, raised $150 million in a Series E funding round.
In another deal, Dandelion Health, a provider of a clinical intelligence platform for life sciences that powers the next generation of diagnosis and treatments, raised $14 million in a Series A funding round led by Healthier Capital, with participation from Colle Capital and existing investors Primary Venture Partners, Moxxie Ventures, and Convergent Ventures.