Suki, an artificial intelligence-backed healthcare voice tool, announced a $55 million Series C funding round, Mobi Health News reports. March Capital led the funding round with participation from Philips Ventures and previous investors Venrock, Flare Capital and inHealth Ventures.
The news comes more than two years after the company closed a $20 million Series C round led by Flare Capital Partners. As of today, the company has roughly $95 million in venture dollars.
Suki was designed to help clinicians with their paperwork. Providers can use the technology to take notes, streamline administrative tasks and find information in a patient’s EHR. Read more.
