VoiceCare AI, a general information (HAGI) company for Healthcare, closes seed rounds $4.54 million Automate back office conversations and super staff the workforce through the application of AI generated. and $4.54 million With funding led by Caduceus Capital Partners and participation from Bread and Butter Venture, Mayo Clinic and Strategic Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) companies, VoiceCare AI is looking to improve access, compliance and outcomes for patients and healthcare professionals and focus on patient engagement.
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The round is based on the momentum of VoiceCare AI since it emerged from stealth earlier this year. Joy, the company's flagship voice AI agent, has already been deployed to automate long, complex voice-based workflows throughout the payer communication process, including benefits verification, advance approval and billing management. This investment will allow companies to accelerate their scaling operations, enhance platform intelligence, accelerate product development, and expand engineering and market team efforts.
“The goal of VoiceCare AI is to tackle one of the biggest and most overlooked issues in healthcare,” he said. Parag JaveriFounder and CEO of VoiceCare AI. “The funding doubles our mission to reduce the burden of management conversations and tasks so that management teams can prioritize high-value patient care.”
VoiceCare AI's platform is HIPAA compliant, SOC 2 TYPE II certified and is built with enterprise-grade privacy and security infrastructure. Beyond compliance, the system is designed to eliminate common concerns about AI-powered healthcare workflows: hallucinations, data omissions, and false communication. Through VoiceCare's proprietary assessment framework (VC-Eval), the platform verifies the accuracy of healthcare conversations by comparing them to expert judgments within the loop. Its healthcare-specific simulation engine ensures consistent, reliable, and contextually aware performance of AI agent Joy over thousands of real-world scenarios.
Together, these components power Voice Carre AI's “zero-ski, hallucination-free” architecture. This ensures that the AI agent, Joy, does not bypass important questions and provides a context-bound, verifiable answer. This is not only the underlying LLM, but this deep control layer, providing the safety and reliability required for highly complex clinical and managed environments.
“Healthcare continues to face a growing gap between rising demand and limited capacity, and the administrative burden will remain one of the biggest drivers of that tension,” said Scott Kolesar, managing partner at Caduceus Capital Partners. “VoiceCare AI isn't just about automating everyday tasks. We're trying to redefine how back-office work is done. With dedicated agent AI, we're committed to redirecting time to care teams across the country and focusing on what's truly important.”
Mayo Clinic is economically interested in the technology referenced in this press release. Mayo Clinic uses the revenue it receives to support its non-commercial mission in patient care, education and research.
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