Raised $404M across disclosed rounds.[5][7]

Series C closed November 2025, led by Avenir Growth.[5][7]

post-money valuation is not publicly disclosed.

Named investors include Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst, Kleiner Perkins, Avenir Growth, CapitalG (Google), Premji Invest, NVentures (NVIDIA), SV Angel, Universal Health Services, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, WellSpan Health, John Doerr, Rick Klausner.[5][7][8]

Munjal Shah, Co-Founder & CEO[1][2][3][6][10][4][9]

Saad Godil, Co-Founder & CTO[1][2][3][6][10][4][9]

Alex Miller, Co-Founder[1][2][3][6][10]

Kim Parikh, Co-Founder[1][2][3][6][10]

Vishal Parikh, Co-Founder & Chief Product Officer[1][2][3][6][10][4][9]

Hollie Vugrinovich, Chief Growth Officer[1][4][6][9]

John Kutz, Chief Growth Officer, Life Sciences[1][4][6][9]

William Hudson, Chief Information Officer / Chief Transformation Officer[1][4][6][9]

Tom Shields, SVP Strategic Integration[1][4][6][9]

Sarah Tibesar, VP Of Customer Success[1][4][6][9]

Stephanie Alberti, VP, Health Partnerships[1][4][6][9]

Amy McCarthy, Chief Nursing Officer[1][4][6][9]

Notable · notablehealth.com · Same buyer (health systems), adjacent workflow (patient communication and administrative automation), but Notable focuses more on clinical workflow automation and prior auth while Hippocratic focuses on voice-based patient-facing conversations.[6]

Olive AI · oliveai.com · Same buyer (health systems), overlapping workflow (patient engagement and administrative task automation), but Olive has faced significant challenges and restructuring.[6]

Abridge · abridge.com · Same buyer (health systems), but different workflow: Abridge is clinician-facing (ambient documentation) while Hippocratic is patient-facing (outreach and conversation). Both compete for health system AI budget.

Suki AI · suki.ai · Same buyer (health systems), similar modality (voice AI), but Suki is clinician-facing documentation while Hippocratic is patient-facing outreach.

Babylon Health · babylonhealth.com · Overlapping buyer (health systems, payors) and patient-facing AI, but Babylon focuses on triage and diagnosis while Hippocratic explicitly avoids diagnosis.

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