Hyro, maker of a GPT-enabled conversational AI provider for healthcare, raised $20 million in Series B funding led by Macquarie Capital, bringing the company’s total funding to $35 million.
Liberty Mutual Strategic Ventures and Black Opal Ventures, alongside existing and new investors, also participated in the round.
Dan Philips, executive director at Macquarie Capital, will join Hyro’s board as a director, Mobi Health News reports.
The New York-based company offers a call center for providers that allows for automated conversations with their patients via conversational AI. The company also provides real-time analytics, with insights from patient interactions. It also has a GPT-powered assistant, dubbed Spot, that offers explainability around AI outputs.
GPT is Open AI’s large language model that generates humanlike text in response to users’ questions or prompts. Read more.
