hellocare.ai Raises $47M to Expand AI-Powered Virtual Care Platform
hellocare.ai’s integrated approach combines hardware, software, artificial intelligence, and electronic health record (EHR) integration to ensure seamless functionality and continuous innovation.
Florida-based healthtech company hellocare.ai has raised $47 million in an oversubscribed funding round to scale its AI-driven virtual care platform.
The round was led by HealthQuest Capital, with participation from a strategic group of health systems and digital health investors, including UCHealth, Bon Secours Mercy Health, OSF Ventures, and LRVHealth.
AI-Enabled Smart Hospital Rooms
The company’s platform transforms traditional hospital rooms into smart, connected care environments.
Currently deployed across over 70 health systems, the platform provides a comprehensive suite of services, including AI-assisted virtual nursing, virtual sitting, teleconsultations, digital whiteboards, ambient clinical documentation, patient engagement tools, and hospital-at-home capabilities.
hellocare.ai’s integrated approach combines hardware, software, artificial intelligence, and electronic health record (EHR) integration to ensure seamless functionality and continuous innovation.
Its unified virtual care infrastructure is designed to reduce clinician burnout, increase operational efficiency, and enhance the overall patient experience.
Labinot Bytyqi, founder and CEO of hellocare.ai, said the company aims to address the growing need for a scalable and cohesive virtual care solution among health systems.
“Health systems are asking for a proven, unified virtual care platform to simplify care delivery, drive clinical efficiency, reduce burnout, and increase patient engagement, and that’s exactly what we’ve built,” he stated.
Bytyqi added that the newly secured funding will enable the company to accelerate expansion and deepen its AI capabilities to address complex care delivery and operational challenges.
Strategic Deployments & Future Growth
AdventHealth is rolling out hellocare.ai across more than 50 hospitals and 13,000 patient rooms as part of a large-scale enterprise implementation.
Investor customers like Bon Secours Mercy Health and UCHealth are leveraging the platform to enhance virtual care delivery and strengthen patient engagement initiatives within their respective networks.
HealthQuest Capital’s partner, Randy Scott, emphasized that hellocare.ai’s vision aligns well with the evolving needs of health systems, noting the platform’s real-world impact and scalable solution architecture.
The investment is expected to support rapid growth and broader adoption of the platform across the U.S. healthcare system.
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