Qualified Health has raised $125 million in Series B funding as health systems look for ways to move beyond isolated AI pilots and deploy generative AI at enterprise scale. The round was led by NEA, with participation from Transformation Capital, GreatPoint Ventures, Cathay Innovation, Menlo Ventures’ Anthology Fund, and existing investors. The company positions itself as an infrastructure and platform partner for hospital systems trying to integrate AI across clinical and administrative workflows while maintaining governance, oversight, and compliance. Its customer base includes Mercy, Emory Healthcare, Jefferson Health, University of Rochester Medicine, and all eight health institutions within the University of Texas System.
Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder Justin Norden said the next phase will center on deepening health system partnerships and scaling the platform responsibly across enterprise environments. The company says early deployments are already producing measurable results. At the University of Texas Medical Branch, Qualified Health said it built a secure data foundation across EHR and non-EHR systems, launched multiple assistants and automated workflows, and generated more than $15 million in run-rate impact within six months. Qualified Health says its platform now supports more than 500,000 users across health systems representing about 7% of U.S. hospital revenue.
