Bunkerhill Health raised $55M to put AI agents to work inside hospitals
The hard part of medical AI was never the model. It was getting a hospital to actually run it. Bunkerhill Health has raised fresh money to close that gap.
The startup closed a $25m Series B led by Khosla Ventures, it told Fortune in an exclusive. That takes its total funding to $55m. Sequoia, Felicis, Optum Ventures, and Y Combinator all joined.
The traction is real. Over the past year the company grew revenue 20-fold and signed more than a dozen health systems, the founder said.
What Bunkerhill builds
Bunkerhill sells AI agents through a platform called Carebricks. A hospital brings it a problem, from long wait times to missed follow-ups to paperwork, then turns its own idea into an agent that does the work.
The platform runs at 15 health systems, including Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, and Intermountain Health, the company said. It carries nine FDA-cleared clinical algorithms,...
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