NEW YORK—Claim Health, a provider of artificial intelligence (AI)-native revenue operations for post-acute care, announced a $4.4 million seed round led by Maverick Ventures, with participation from Peak XV, Y Combinator and Digital Health Venture Partners (DHVP). The round also includes participation from C-suite executives—including CEOs and COOs—at large post-acute care providers.
Since participating in Y Combinator’s Spring 2025 batch, Claim Health said it has grown revenue 30× in under a year. Its AI-powered revenue platform manages the full referral-to-reimbursement workflow—including intake, eligibility verification, authorization management and payment reconciliation—without manual portals or paperwork.
“Post-acute providers are under immense operational pressure, and revenue operations are where that pressure shows up most acutely,” said Kevin Calcado, co-founder and CEO of Claim Health. “Our goal is to eliminate the administrative friction that slows down care and creates financial instability. We’re using AI to build a system that works continuously in the background so teams can stay focused on patients.”
“Post-acute care is a large and rapidly growing part of health care that lacks modern technology,” said Lexi Henkel of Maverick Ventures. “Kevin and JJ’s history working together at venture-backed health care startups combines go-to-market leadership with product and engineering experience, uniquely positioning them to build something new and enduring in this space.”