🩺 Abridge Turns Doctor-Patient Talks into Real-Time Clinical Notes

Abridge, a Pittsburgh- and San Francisco-based startup, has raised a $300M Series E led by Andreessen Horowitz to scale its AI that turns medical conversations into structured documentation. Now valued at $5.3B, Abridge aims to eliminate clinician burnout by automating the most tedious part of healthcare: note-taking.

🛸 Real-time AI for medical documentation
• Transcribes and summarizes clinician–patient conversations using ambient AI
• Extracts structured data like ICD-10 and HCC codes at the point of care
• Integrated with EHRs like Epic to support billing, referrals, and medical orders

📈 Rapid growth across U.S. health systems
• Deployed in 150+ systems, processing over 50M conversations annually
• Covers 55 specialties and 28 languages; >90% clinician retention after onboarding
• Reduces documentation time by 60–70% across clinical workflows

👨‍⚕️ Mission-led team with deep healthcare roots
• Founded by cardiologist Dr. Shiv Rao and backed by top-tier VCs including Khosla Ventures
• Now over 100 employees across engineering and clinical operations
• Expanding into inpatient settings and deeper EHR integrations post-funding

As hospitals face soaring admin costs and clinician burnout, Abridge is betting that listening—then writing—can be the most valuable AI skill in medicine.

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