Breaking down Nabla, Sword, and Commons Clinics’ recent raises

Nabla announces $70M Series C

Nabla’s assistant already supports over 85,000 clinicians across 130+ health systems and is now expanding into:

A real-time coding assistant that flags billing issues and nudges documentation as care happens
A context-aware agent that surfaces historical data and initiates actions inside the EHR
Expanded tools for nurses and inpatient teams to reduce friction at the frontlines of care

Nabla is already used in health systems and providers like CVS Health, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Denver Health, the University of Iowa Health Care, and Tia Health. Users report that clinical documentation time is cut by more than half, and peer-reviewed studies from University of Iowa Health Care and real-world data from Denver Health confirm significant reductions in clinician burnout and increased patient satisfaction.

I wrote a deep dive on Nabla here! HUGE plays in the AI scribe space.

Sword Health Announces $40M Raise at a $4B Valuation

I ran out of room on my previous fundraising analysis for Sword back in mid 2024, so this graphic will have to do! Congrats to the Sword team.

Commons Clinic Raises $26M and Launches Longevity and Specialty Care-Focused Platform Wholebody

Sorry Nick, no fancy graphic for you…yet.

Still, Commons Clinic is one to watch as it announced a $26M Series B this week and unveiled a new preventive, longevity-focused vertical called Wholebody intended to integrate multi-specialty care (CV, MSK, ortho, GI, etc.) with advanced preventative diagnostics to offer Commons patients a connected experience rather than a bunch of lab tests slapped together along with a hasty telehealth visit. As primary care grows to become an embedded commodity, those players with the assets to deliver a seamless, consumer-oriented experience with integration into specialty care will win the day. Commons Clinic is headed down that path.