MediBuddy Raises $40 Million Series E Extension to Roll Out AI Clinical Workflows
Digital health platform MediBuddy has added a $40 million Series E extension led by Quadria Capital, bringing total Series E proceeds to $165 million as it rolls out AI clinical-decision workflows across its 1.5 million-doctor network.
Key Facts
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Deal size | $40 M |
| Stage | Series E Extension |
| Lead investor | Quadria Capital |
| Headquarters | Bengaluru, India |
| Sector | Medibuddy |
| Coverage | Startup Funding |
Bengaluru-based MediBuddy has closed a $40 million Series E extension led by Quadria Capital, taking total Series E proceeds to $165 million.
Round Highlights
Product Focus
MediBuddy is rolling out AI scribes, differential-diagnosis assistants and prior-authorization automation to its network of over 1.5 million doctors. The company says automation has cut average consult documentation time by 42% in pilots.
Why It Matters
Indian healthtech consolidated heavily in 2024–25; the survivors are now investing in AI workflow layers. MediBuddy's bet is that the next decade of value in digital health accrues to whoever owns the doctor's keyboard.
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