Hyro Secures $45M Growth Round Led by Healthier Capital to Expand AI Agent Adoption in Healthcare

Hyro, the leading Responsible AI Agent Platform for healthcare, announced a $45 million growth round led by Healthier Capital, with participation from Norwest, Define Ventures, Bon Secours Mercy Health, and ServiceNow Ventures. The round, completed just 10 months after Hyro’s previous raise, doubles the company’s valuation and brings total funding to $95 million.

The investment will accelerate development of Hyro’s administrative, operational, and clinical AI agents that streamline healthcare consumer access across digital and voice channels. The platform is deployed at scale across more than 45 health systems, including Sutter Health, Tampa General Hospital, Prisma Health, and Piedmont Healthcare, serving over 30 million patients nationwide. Hyro recently launched Proactive Px™, a solution for bi-directional, 360-degree communications designed to meet patients ahead of their needs.

“After another 10 months of strong execution, landing new enterprise customers and expanding relationships with existing ones, we decided to bring on additional capital to further our mission of improving patient access to care and driving operational excellence for health systems,” said Israel Krush, CEO and Co-Founder of Hyro. “There are plenty of impressive demos in the market, but what healthcare organizations need are AI agents that are patient-ready and enterprise-ready today, designed around proven real-world workflows and best practices, deeply interoperable with EMR systems like Epic, and reinforced with robust safeguards. This new funding round reflects the industry's growing trust in our approach. With support from both new strategic investors and long-time partners, we're well-positioned to expand across new specialties and segments throughout the healthcare ecosystem.”

“Hyro is delivering better levels of access, experience, and operational performance to leading healthcare organizations, delivering significant returns-on-investment,” said Amir Dan Rubin, CEO & Founding Managing Partner of Healthier Capital. “Hyro's team, technology, traction and client-earned trust demonstrates an ability to deliver significant positive impacts at scale in healthcare.”

“Healthcare is highly complex. What excites us about Hyro is their combination of advanced AI agents with deep healthcare-native design and safety mechanisms,” said Assaf Harel, Partner at Norwest. “Healthcare organizations need more than just polished chatbots, they need platforms that integrate seamlessly with EHRs, CRMs and clinical workflows embedded deep within the complex U.S. care ecosystem. Hyro is already proving it can deliver this at scale, and we believe it's positioned to become the definitive AI communications layer for healthcare.”

“Bon Secours Mercy Health has partnered with Hyro for more than five years, and we're excited to build on that foundation by further expanding its latest AI-powered scheduling capabilities in our call center later this year,” said Staci Lucius, President of the Medical Group, Urgent Care, & Employer Services at Bon Secours Mercy Health. “Accrete Health Partners' strategic investment in Hyro demonstrates Bon Secours Mercy Health's commitment to supporting technologies that improve patient access through meaningful collaboration,” added Cyril Philip, Vice President of Digital Ventures at Bon Secours Mercy Health and Accrete Health Partners.

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