Commure, a leading enterprise AI healthcare technology company, has raised $200 million in growth financing from General Catalyst’s Customer Value Fund (CVF). This investment will fuel the expansion of its AI-powered revenue cycle management (RCM) platform, ambient clinical documentation, and practice management solutions, addressing the growing needs of healthcare providers nationwide.
Commure secures $200M from General Catalyst’s CVF to scale AI healthcare solutions.
Funding to enhance AI-powered RCM, ambient documentation, and practice management.
Serves over 130 health systems, powering billions in revenue cycle automations.
Partners with HCA Healthcare for the largest ambient AI rollout in the U.S.
Annual recurring revenue has doubled for three consecutive years.
Aims to accelerate product innovation and market expansion for healthcare providers.
Commure’s full-stack AI platform is transforming healthcare operations by automating critical processes. The $200 million funding will enable the company to meet rising demand for its revenue cycle management (RCM) solutions, which streamline billing workflows from patient eligibility to payment posting. By investing in product innovation and go-to-market strategies, Commure aims to deliver measurable clinical and financial outcomes for its clients.
A key component of Commure’s portfolio is its ambient AI technology, which supports real-time note generation, autonomous coding, and clinical guidance. This technology reduces after-hours charting, enhances documentation quality, and automates post-encounter workflows. The company’s recent partnership with HCA Healthcare marks the largest ambient AI rollout in the U.S., showcasing its ability to scale impactful solutions across major health systems.
Commure’s cloud-based practice management operating system integrates disparate electronic health records (EHRs) and technologies into a unified architecture. Powered by AI agents, it automates patient outreach, scheduling, and task orchestration, improving operational efficiency and patient engagement. This solution is designed to connect healthcare providers with modern, scalable tools to enhance care delivery.
“This funding lets us accelerate our reach and impact in healthcare with capital aligned to performance,” said Tanay Tandon, CEO of Commure. “We’re focused on expanding access to our technology across the U.S. healthcare system.”
“Commure is growing with exceptional efficiency and clarity of execution,” said Pranav Singhvi, Managing Director and Co-Head of CVF at General Catalyst. “We’re happy to partner with a company that turns customer momentum into durable growth.”
With a client base of over 130 health systems and hundreds of thousands of clinicians, Commure is well-positioned to address the evolving needs of the healthcare industry. The company’s annual recurring revenue, in the hundreds of millions, has doubled for three consecutive years, reflecting its strong market traction. This funding will further accelerate its ability to deliver innovative AI solutions to healthcare providers.
Commure’s $200 million growth financing marks a significant milestone in its mission to transform healthcare through AI-driven technology. By scaling its RCM, ambient AI, and practice management solutions, the company is poised to drive lasting impact for providers and patients across the U.S.
Commure is simplifying healthcare by co-developing software solutions that address the many complex needs hospitals face. Through a purpose-built platform and a suite of interconnected AI-powered products, Commure streamlines workflows for providers, enhances patient experiences, and empowers administrators to increase hospital efficiency and profitability.
Commure’s team of engineers collaborate directly with clinicians and healthcare teams to design customized solutions that address their specific needs. In this way, Commure enables health systems to reduce clinician burnout, improve care quality, and lead the healthcare transformation. By unifying and streamlining fragmented systems, we are building the health systems of the future – together.
General Catalyst’s Customer Value Fund (CVF) provides late-stage companies with a balance sheet for growth. CVF pre-funds companies’ sales and marketing and is paid back by a capped share of the cohort of customers acquired, which allows businesses to grow faster while burning less.