Reema Health, a startup that helps people with complex needs navigate healthcare, raised $19 million in a Series B, bringing its total funding to $35.75 million. Reema works with Medicaid, Medicare and dual-eligible members. It uses a mix of digital tools and local community guides who help people book visits, refill medications, and get social support.
Source: Coverager — Read More • Reema Health
Italian startup Liablix, an AI-driven InsurTech specialising in automated motor-claims analysis, has secured €1.2m as it looks to scale its technology internationally. Liablix’s platform transforms crash images and incident data into detailed 3D reconstructions that map accident dynamics and assess liability with a level of consistency that human adjusters cannot always match.
Digitail, the veterinary practice-management platform with built-in AI tools, has raised a $23 million Series B, bringing total funding to more than $37 million. Digitail supports 10,000 veterinarians and 3 million pet parents with scheduling, medical records, invoicing, wellness plans, inventory, and a pet-parent app—all under one login.
Wamy AI announced its launch, introducing an AI platform built to streamline property and casualty claims and related litigation work. The system functions as an AI workforce that reads documents, analyzes evidence, listens to deposition audio, validates coverage, and recommends next steps “within seconds.”
Nationwide has partnered with Chrp, an AI-powered home risk platform, to launch a virtual inspection program aimed at helping homeowners identify and prevent common household hazards. The inspection tool allows eligible policyholders to complete a guided photo survey using a smartphone and then Chrp’s platform analyzes submitted images against more than 400 potential failure points.
Source: Insurance Innovation Reporter — Read More • Nationwide • Chrp
San Francisco-based Angle Health raised $134 million in a Series B round, bringing its total funding to about $200 million. They offer medical and pharmacy benefits to small employers and use AI models built on de-identified patient data to help spot risk, shape plan designs, and guide interventions.
Source: Coverager — Read More • Angle Health
