SAN FRANCISCO—Vali Health, a startup that aims to build responsible AI infrastructure for the homecare industry, announced it has raised $6 million in funding from Bonfire Ventures, Supernode, Comma Capital along with Jacquelyn Kung, an industry veteran who built software platforms for homecare. Vali said its AI agents enable homecare agencies to automate workforce management and coordination, while maintaining trust and safety front and center.
"Running a homecare agency means a thousand small coordination problems every day, and most of them are manual,” said Dave Heinze, agency owner at Home Instead. “Vali is the first thing that's actually given my team time back. I can grow without burning everyone out."
To solve this, Heinze said Vali Health has built an AI-native platform to bring quality healthcare into the home by automating the most grueling aspects of agency management. The platform provides a 24/7 safety infrastructure that ensures continuity of care while saving mid-sized agencies upwards of 20 hours per week. Across the workflows Vali handles today, the company said its AI agents are on track to complete 98% of tasks autonomously, with the remaining 2% routed to humans for intervention or override.
“In my culture, taking care of the older generation is a sacred moral obligation,” said Serena Dang, CEO and co-founder of Vali Health. “We aren't just building a tech platform—we’re building the responsible infrastructure that allows seniors to age with dignity at home.”