Century Health's $5M Seed: 97% Clinical Abstraction Accuracy Is the Headline That Matters
Century Health raised $5M seed in NYC — CHARM model hits 97% accuracy on clinical data abstraction for life sciences R&D.
Healthtech Venture Capital & Digital Health Funding
Healthtech venture capital spans digital health platforms, care delivery innovation, diagnostics, and AI-enabled clinical workflows. Our healthtech coverage tracks the funding rounds and fund strategies defining the next generation of healthcare technology.
Healthtech VC Themes
- Digital health: Telehealth, care navigation, and patient engagement
- AI in healthcare: Clinical decision support, documentation, and operations
- Biopharma adjacencies: Drug discovery tools and life-sciences infrastructure
- Payer & provider tech: Revenue cycle, benefits, and workforce solutions
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Biotech and Healthtech Funding, May–June 2026: Clinical Evidence Beats Platform Labels
Biotech and healthtech funding favored clinical, data, and workflow companies with identifiable milestones; the round table is not a substitute for asset-level diligence.
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How Much Did AusperBio Raise? $120M Series C, No Valuation
AusperBio closed a $120 million Series C on August 27, 2026. An unnamed strategic investor led. RA Capital joined. The company cites $360 million raised since 2024. Valuation was not disclosed. AHB-137 is in Phase 3 in China and remains investigational.
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Aureka’s $100M Series B: Lab-in-the-Loop Biological Foundation Models
Granite Asia backed Aureka Biotechnologies’ $100M Series B (~$200M cumulative) to scale AuraIDE — closed-loop AI + wet lab for antibody discovery.
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August 31 VC News: Adaptyv $40M, Clerky→Stripe, Standard Metrics $20M
Monday August 31 did not print a new US mega-round. The gap-fill is Adaptyv’s $40M Series A (no valuation), Clerky agreeing to join Stripe (no price, not closed), Standard Metrics’ $20M Series B (8VC; no valuation), plus HITAI–Quell IP (undisclosed) and Arintra’s $25M B.
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August 30–31 VC News: Dexterous Robots, Heterogeneous Inference, World Models, Clinical Agents
Gap-fill investment explainers for the Aug 18–28 tape still missing deep pages: Sharpa ~$670M, Callosum $100M seed, Veeda $90M+, Faro $37.3M, Multiplier $6M (Lux/YC asset managers), and Hubble $30M B-II — who uses the products and why these syndicates fit.
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August 29–30 VC News: AusperBio $120M, Undisclosed Robotics and Docs, YC Winter 2027
Sunday August 30 added almost no new company-disclosed mega-tape. The gap-fill is AusperBio’s $120M Series C (unnamed lead), Warpify and fileAI checks with no published dollars, YZi Labs’ $500K De¹ residency check, and YC’s apply page rolling from Fall 2026 to Winter 2027.
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August 27–28 VC News: Consumer Agents, AI Trust, Health Data, Clearing & Continual Learning
Gap-fill investment explainers: Instinct $250M @ $2.5B, Alice $140M, Metriport $26M, RQD* $74M, Trajectory $40M @ $300M, and Smack $61M — who uses the products and why these syndicates fit.
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August 26–27 VC News: FPV C-UAS, SMB Agents, Korea AI Unicorn, Beef Data, BH Payers & LDES
Gap-fill investment explainers for Aug 26–27: Mara $7M, Runable $21M, Wrtn ~$72M, Breedr $27M, Onos Health $17M, Certain Energy £10M, and Agentrys $24.5M — who uses the products and why these syndicates fit.
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August 21–27 VC News: Socure, REGENT, OpenAI Fund II, Transfyr, Hike and Gestala
The late-August funding tape: Socure’s $5.2B mark and Fravity acquisition, REGENT’s $240M equity/debt package, OpenAI’s filing-backed $400M fund, Transfyr’s $25M seed, Hike Medical’s $22.5M and Gestala’s $84M across two rounds.
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Aug 21–24 Investment News: Starcloud, Muon, Rundoo, Twin1, Airbound, Fasset + Health
Gap-fill deep dives for late-August 2026 deals not already in earlier roundups — orbital infra, independent retail AI, enterprise digital twins, drone logistics, stablecoin neobanking, and rural/home health.
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August 11–12 VC News: Personal AI, Defense Drones, MSK OS, Agent Security & Insurance Rails
Gap-fill investment explainers for Aug 11–12: River AI $1.1B, Neros $250M, Flagler $50M, Obsidian $85M, Noosphere $10.25M, and Axle $17.5M — who uses the products and why these funds fit.