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Qventus

AI teammates that automate hospital operations, from OR scheduling to discharge planning

Payer & Provider OpsCare Operations AutomationFounded 2012 · Los Altos / Mountain View, California, USWebsite

Updated 3d ago

Valuation

$400M

as of Jan 2025

Total raised

$201M

Series D

Est. revenue

~2025

Momentum

7/10

Maturity

6/10

Headcount

~256

Funding rounds
Disclosed round sizes
Business focus

Sells an AI-based care-operations automation platform to US hospitals and health systems. Core solutions: Surgical Growth (filling OR block time and growing surgical and robotics volume), Perioperative Care Coordination, Inpatient Capacity (discharge planning, length-of-stay reduction), Malnutrition Care Automation, and the Care Gap and Coding Automation Suite (Feb 2026). Its "AI Operational Assistants" combine ML forecasting, generative AI, and behavioral science to take over below-license administrative work inside EHR workflows; the newest frontier is patient-facing perioperative virtual assistants with human-in-the-loop oversight (Novant Health's "Aubrey," June 2026).

Revenue model

B2B enterprise SaaS sold to hospitals and health systems; multi-year subscriptions priced per solution/facility, with an explicit ROI-based value story (company claims 10-11x average annualized ROI). Strategic investor-customers (Northwestern Medicine, HonorHealth, Allina) double as reference accounts, and the AI Solution Factory adds co-development engagements on top of subscriptions.

No official disclosure. Third-party trackers as of early-mid 2026 estimate $34.4M-$37.9M annual revenue (up from GetLatka's ~$21.8M circa 2023-24), consistent with headcount growth from ~150 to ~256 and post-Series D enterprise expansion. No SEC entity exists for Qventus (verified via EDGAR company search July 2026), so no filed financials and no evidence of a new round since the Jan 2025 Series D. Fact-check July 2026: the $37.9M point estimate could not be confirmed by any primary or top-tier source (only low-tier tracker estimates), so estimateUSD is set to null; the tracker range above is retained for context.

Strategy

Stated: become the AI operations layer for health systems by deploying "AI Operational Assistants" that automate below-license work across perioperative, inpatient, and outpatient settings, and co-create new assistants with clients via the AI Solution Factory. Inferred: land with high-ROI surgical growth (a revenue generator for hospitals, not a cost line), expand systemwide, then push into reimbursement-adjacent territory (care gap closure, coding automation) and patient-facing engagement (Novant's Aubrey pilot) where budgets are larger; keep AI trustworthy for risk-averse buyers via explicit human-in-the-loop oversight (HITL support hiring); use strategic health-system investors and the Oracle partner program for distribution; build out global back-office and finance functions (LatAm accounting hires) to position as a durable, ROI-proven asset ahead of a possible 2026-2027 IPO window.

Moat

Ten-plus years of hospital operational data, deep bidirectional EHR integrations, and a verified outcomes track record (KLAS, Frost & Sullivan, published ROI) that new LLM-agent entrants cannot quickly replicate; customer-investors, systemwide multi-solution contracts, and co-developed bespoke assistants (AI Solution Factory) raise switching costs; human-in-the-loop operational scaffolding around patient-facing AI is hard for pure-software rivals to match in regulated clinical workflows.

Future bets

Patient-facing AI virtual assistants with human-in-the-loop oversight

high

Novant Health launched 'Aubrey' (June 2026), a Qventus-powered perioperative patient assistant piloted in the Charlotte region - the first patient-facing deployment of its kind in the Carolinas - and Qventus is simultaneously hiring a 'HITL (human-in-the-loop) Technical Support Specialist' (Greenhouse, July 2026), indicating it is building an operational safety layer to scale patient-facing AI across clients.

AI Solution Factory: co-developing bespoke AI Operational Assistants with health systems

high

Debuted at inaugural QLive conference (Sept 2025) with Allina Health formally announced as first client (Dec 2025); hiring a Principal Clinical Strategist (June 2026) signals investment in the clinical co-development muscle needed to turn the platform into a factory for new assistants and deepen systemwide contracts.

Expansion into revenue-cycle-adjacent automation (care gaps, clinical documentation, coding)

high

Feb 2026 Care Gap and Coding Automation Suite explicitly targets missed diagnoses and reimbursement revenue - a much larger budget line than capacity management; Malnutrition Care Automation went live as the suite's first solution.

Distribution through EHR ecosystems, especially Oracle Health

medium

Joined Oracle's partner program in March 2026, opening the large non-Epic hospital installed base and countering the Epic-native tooling threat.

Care transitions beyond hospital walls (SNF alternatives, home-based post-acute pathways)

medium

CMO Jason Cohen's June 2026 MedCity News piece 'Care Without Walls: Scaling Alternatives to Skilled Nursing Facilities' extends the inpatient-capacity/discharge franchise toward post-acute transitions; Series D proceeds were earmarked for 'new care settings.'

Positioning for an IPO in the 2026-2027 window

low

Named among 2026 healthcare-tech IPO candidates; KKR growth-equity backing, CCO hire, annual CIO thought-leadership reports, KLAS/Frost & Sullivan validation, and build-out of a global finance back office (remote LatAm Senior Accountant hiring, June 2026) fit a pre-IPO operational-maturity playbook.

Recent moves

Jul 2026

Hiring signals: HITL (human-in-the-loop) Technical Support Specialist, Principal Clinical Strategist, and remote LatAm Senior Accountant postings point to scaling patient-facing AI oversight, clinical co-development, and a global back office

Jun 2026

Novant Health launched 'Aubrey,' a Qventus-powered patient-facing AI virtual assistant for perioperative care coordination, in a phased pilot in the Charlotte region - the first deployment of its kind in the Carolinas

Apr 2026

Released second annual CIO report ('Beyond the Pilot') based on 60+ health-system CIO interviews; found 94% of CIOs say AI delays create competitive disadvantage

Mar 2026

Joined Oracle's partner program, extending reach into the Oracle Health EHR ecosystem

Feb 2026

Launched Care Gap and Coding Automation Suite targeting missed diagnoses, clinical interventions, and reimbursement revenue; Malnutrition Care Automation went live as its first solution

Jan 2026

Recognized by Frost & Sullivan as the 2025 North American leader in automated healthcare operations

Dec 2025

Formally announced Allina Health as the inaugural AI Solution Factory co-development client

Sep 2025

Held inaugural QLive client conference and launched the AI Solution Factory; released ROI outcomes (135K block hours, 10x average annualized ROI); Allina Health expanded to a systemwide multi-solution partnership

Jun 2025

Erlanger (Tennessee) partnership to deploy Surgical Growth Solution, expanding robotic surgery access and filling ~30% unused OR time

Mar 2025

Hired Jeff Evans as Chief Commercial Officer to accelerate enterprise growth

Feb 2025

Named Best in KLAS for Capacity Management 2025 with a 92.5 rating

Jan 2025

Raised $105M Series D led by KKR ($85M equity + $20M optional debt, ~$400M valuation) with Bessemer and strategic investors Northwestern Medicine, HonorHealth, and Allina Health

Key people

Mudit GargCo-founder & CEO

Ex-McKinsey consultant and serial entrepreneur (Hive, Vdopia); has led Qventus since founding it as analyticsMD in 2012.

Ian ChristopherCo-founder (technical)

Co-founded Qventus with Garg and has led its engineering/technical direction since inception.

Brent NewhouseCo-founder

Third co-founder; historically led customer success and commercial operations.

Jeff EvansChief Commercial Officer

Hired March 2025 post-Series D to accelerate enterprise growth across large health systems.

Abhinav MittalChief Technology Officer

Leads the technology organization behind the Qventus AI platform and AI Operational Assistants.

Jason CohenChief Medical Officer, Inpatient

Clinical leader for the inpatient capacity business; public voice on care transitions and skilled-nursing-facility alternatives ('Care Without Walls,' MedCity News, June 2026).

Strengths
  • Documented, quantified ROI: 135K OR block hours released, $95M annualized contribution margin from Surgical Growth in 2024, claimed 10-11x average ROI (e.g., Ardent Health +41% robotics volume; Allina +50 robotic cases and $5.8M contribution margin in Q4 2024)
  • Best in KLAS for Capacity Management 2025 (92.5 score) and Frost & Sullivan 2025 North American leader in healthcare operations automation
  • Deep strategic alignment: health-system customers (Northwestern Medicine, HonorHealth, Allina Health) invested in the Series D
  • KKR-led balance sheet ($105M Series D) in a category where most rivals are smaller or point solutions
  • A decade-plus of hospital operations data and EHR-embedded workflow integration creates high switching costs
  • Expanding blue-chip customer roster: Banner Health, NewYork-Presbyterian, OhioHealth, Ardent Health, Boston Medical Center, Erlanger, Novant Health
  • Revenue scaling: third-party estimates rose from ~$22M (2024) to ~$34-38M (2025-26) with headcount up ~50% to ~256 across five continents
Weaknesses
  • Revenue scale (~$34-38M est.) is still modest for a 14-year-old company; growth was slow pre-2024
  • $400M Series D valuation and funding velocity lag hotter healthcare-AI peers (Abridge, Ambience, OpenEvidence), which could hurt talent and mindshare
  • Co-development-heavy model (AI Solution Factory) plus human-in-the-loop support roles risk services drag and slower gross-margin scaling
  • Category exposure to EHR incumbents: Epic's native OR/capacity tools and Oracle Health could bundle similar automation for free
  • US hospital-only TAM tied to capital-constrained, slow-sales-cycle buyers
  • No new capital raised since Jan 2025 while expanding into patient-facing AI and coding automation - execution must be funded from the Series D and revenue
Risks
  • Epic and Oracle Health building capacity/OR optimization natively into the EHR, commoditizing the category
  • Hospital margin pressure and IT budget cycles slowing enterprise deals despite ROI claims
  • Well-funded AI-agent competitors (LeanTaaS, Artisight, big-tech platforms) converging on hospital operations
  • Move into coding/care-gap automation puts it against entrenched revenue-cycle vendors and raises compliance/audit scrutiny
  • Patient-facing assistants (Aubrey) create new safety, HIPAA, and reputational exposure; an AI error reaching a pre-surgical patient would be far more damaging than a back-office miss
  • ROI claims are largely self-reported; a high-profile customer failure could damage its outcome-based positioning
Ecosystem

Competitors

InnovaccerCohere HealthLeanTaaSTeleTrackingArtisight

Technologies

AI operational assistants (agents)generative AI / LLM automationML forecasting & predictive analyticsbehavioral science nudgesEHR integration (Epic, Oracle Health)workflow/RPA-style automationOR scheduling optimizationpatient-facing conversational AI with human-in-the-loop oversight

Partnerships

Allina HealthNorthwestern MedicineHonorHealthNovant HealthOracle (Oracle Health partner program)Premier Inc.Banner HealthNewYork-PresbyterianOhioHealthArdent HealthErlangerBoston Medical CenterThedaCareSaint Luke's Health SystemJackson Health System
Change history
Jul 8, 2026 · news

Hiring: AI Tooling Engineer — Remote, United States (Greenhouse)

Jul 6, 2026 · news

Hiring: Senior Accountant (US-remote) — Remote, United States (Greenhouse)

Jul 5, 2026 · metric-change

Total raised updated after full re-research.

Jul 5, 2026 · seed

Intelligence profile re-researched for Qventus.

Jul 5, 2026 · news

Predicting Effects of Covid 19 on US Healthcare Capacity (Hacker News)

Jul 5, 2026 · seed

Initial intelligence profile created for Qventus.

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