Predoc grabs $30M to transform healthcare data management with AI — TFN

For years, clinicians and researchers have struggled with the slow, error-prone process of retrieving and organising patient records due to a lack of true interoperability. Predoc’s AI-native platform offers a groundbreaking solution by fully automating this workflow, reducing record retrieval times by up to 75%, and allowing healthcare professionals to focus on delivering care rather than managing paperwork.

Today, this New York-based startup announced that it has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round led by Base10 Partners, with participation from Northzone, ENIAC Ventures, and ERA Ventures. The capital injection comes as the clinician-founded company experiences 700% year-over-year revenue growth while pioneering a fully AI-native platform designed to automate and optimise health information management workflows for clinical and research use.

The company was founded by CEO Nishant Hari alongside Chief Medical Officer Dr. Kaushal Kulkarni, Dr. Priya Mehta, and Alex Daniels with a vision to tackle the longstanding problem of fragmented and inaccessible healthcare data. 

“Every patient, provider, and clinical researcher knows the current system for connecting and organising patient records is broken, but it’s our patients who suffer the most. It can take weeks or months to get complete records, and hours to make sense of them,” Kulkarni said. 

Predoc aims to offload these cumbersome workflows by replacing manual processes with intelligent end-to-end automation that even handles legacy data such as faxed medical records.

Predoc’s platform integrates seamlessly into existing healthcare workflows, transforming diverse clinical data formats into streamlined, actionable insights. This full-stack approach differentiates Predoc from competitors, delivering faster results with greater accuracy, which has already led to a 75% reduction in record retrieval turnaround time for clients like The Oncology Institute.

Base10 Partners’ General Partner Rexhi Dollaku emphasised the strong clinical and technical founding team as a key factor in backing Predoc, noting the startup’s unparalleled speed and accuracy in solving a critical healthcare challenge. The new funds will support Predoc’s expansion into more health information management workflows and increase adoption across leading oncology groups, research networks, and virtual care providers.

“Point solutions tackling this workflow have largely failed to deliver on their promised efficiency gains, and few have unlocked the holy grail of headcount resource reallocation, improved clinical outcomes, or faster clinical trial enrollment. That’s why we are building Predoc, to completely offload this painful, messy workflow from our customers, so they can focus on fulfilling their core purpose – to improve human health,” added CEO, Nish Har