Startup profile for Waymark: latest funding, latest known valuation, total disclosed funding, investors, status, sources, and why the company is interesting. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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Waymark funding, valuation and investors

Community-based care platform extending primary care for Medicaid patients.

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Funding, valuation & investors

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Latest funding

Series A

$45M · 2022

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

$45M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

series a · San Francisco, California

Investors in latest funding

Lead: Andreessen Horowitz , New Enterprise Associates

Other: Lux Capital

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-07-25

Overview

Waymark provides technology and community health worker services to extend primary care for Medicaid and low-income patients — addressing social determinants of health alongside clinical needs. Co-founded by Rajaie Batniji (formerly of Collective Health and Stanford), Waymark partners with Medicaid managed care organizations and providers on value-based care models. The company raised a $45M Series A co-led by a16z and NEA with Lux Capital participating, plus additional debt financing reported in 2023.

Why Waymark is interesting

Rajaie Batniji (ex-Collective Health) building Medicaid value-based care with community health workers — not the Detroit AI video-ad company of the same name.

Product & use cases

Waymark embeds community-based care teams with primary care practices serving Medicaid populations — software coordinates outreach, care plans, and social needs (housing, food, transportation) tied to VBC payment models.

  • Medicaid MCOs reducing ER utilization via community health worker outreach
  • Primary care clinics managing complex Medicaid panels with social care coordination
  • State Medicaid programs testing VBC extensions beyond clinic walls

Key facts

  • Series A (2022): $45M co-led by a16z and NEA; Lux Capital — press
  • Debt/other (2023): $42M reported with Lux, NEA, a16z — Startup Intros
  • Co-founder Rajaie Batniji — ex-Collective Health, Stanford MD/PhD

Funding history (newest first)

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Competitive landscape

Edge: Batniji's health-plan and policy background plus a16z/NEA/Lux syndicate positions Waymark at intersection of Medicaid policy tailwinds and VBC infrastructure — not generic care navigation.

Medicaid VBC is politically supported but operationally hard — community health workers scale people, not just software. Waymark competes with Cityblock for MCO contracts. Name collision with Detroit's Waymark AI video company requires disambiguation in search. Debt + equity mix in 2023 suggests capital intensity of care delivery models.

  • Cityblock Health direct

    Medicaid-focused VBC with community care; similar patient population.

  • Oak Street Health (CVS) adjacent

    Senior primary care VBC; different age band but overlapping VBC operator model.

  • Unite Us adjacent

    Social care coordination network; Waymark adds clinical primary care integration.

Notable stories

  • Waymark (healthcare) is distinct from Waymark AI (Detroit video ads) — same name, different a16z portfolio company in healthtech (directory note).

Industries

Healthtech Enterprise SaaS

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FAQs about Waymark

Practical answers founders, operators, and investors typically search for.

Waymark extends primary care for Medicaid patients using community health workers and software for value-based care — social + clinical coordination.
No. This Waymark is Medicaid community-based care. A separate Detroit company (Waymark AI) makes video ads — do not confuse.
Andreessen Horowitz (/fund/andreessen-horowitz) and NEA (/fund/new-enterprise-associates) co-led $45M Series A. Lux Capital (/fund/lux-capital) participated.
Rajaie Batniji, formerly of Collective Health with Stanford medical/policy background.
Medicaid managed care organizations, primary care providers, and low-income patient populations.
2022, $45M.
Both target Medicaid/socially complex patients with community-based VBC. Direct competitors for MCO partnerships.
Series A with additional debt reported 2023.
No public profitability disclosure; VBC models depend on shared savings over time.
San Francisco, California.

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