Optura, a Nashville, Tennessee-based AI powered enterprise operating platform for the healthcare industry, raised $6.5m in seed funding.
The round was co-led by Susa Ventures and Matrix Partners.
The company intends to use the funds to
- Expand its library of healthcare-specific AI agents
- Scale its implementation team
- Accelerate product development, including new features like autonomous orchestration, real-time simulation tools, and more.
Led by Andy Fanning, CEO, and Michael Hollis, President, Optura provides an AI operating system for healthcare organizations to manage tasks, optimize their clinical workflows, and use AI safely and efficiently.
Our full-stack orchestration layer allows executives to control and optimize every AI initiative across their organization, from pilot to production. It’s built around three core components:
- The Intent Engine, which allows leaders to define cost savings, operational efficiency, or improved care delivery — and guides the alignment of agents and use cases accordingly
- The Operator, which tracks performance in real time
- The Librarian, which continuously learns from enterprise workflows and regulations, building a dynamic knowledge layer that powers smarter orchestration and faster deployment.
FinSMEs
26/05/2025