Prosper AI reports roughly an 80% win rate in competitive evaluations against rivals, reflecting strong product-market fit.

The platform automates the full patient journey from scheduling and insurance verification to billing and insurer communications, aiming to cut the $450 billion annual administrative waste in US healthcare.

The platform’s integration with major systems and its ability to run internal voice AI workflows at Athenahealth after evaluating competitors illustrate its competitive position.

Longer-term, Prosper AI aims to be a single platform that determines care delivery and whether providers get paid.

Executives cite strong demand for an integrated platform that combines scheduling, insurance verification, and billing as a key driver of adoption and competitive advantage.

Prosper AI has raised a $30 million Series A led by a16z with participation from Base10 and ongoing support from Emergence Capital, Y Combinator, and Company Ventures, to expand its end-to-end patient journey platform.

In the last six months, Prosper AI has seen rapid market adoption, with a fivefold rise in revenue and onboarding of more than 40 healthcare organizations, granting access to over 150,000 providers and powering over $1.3 billion in patient care.

Notable customers and partners include Preferred Dermatology, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Athenahealth, and ImagineSoftware, with praise for automation and end-to-end handling of patient conversations.

Founders Xavier de Gracia and Josep Mingot bring hands-on experience from medical practices, call centers, and product development, fueling the platform’s design.

CEO/COO testimonials underscore real-world impact, highlighting extensive automation of patient conversations and verification processes.

Based in New York, Prosper AI operates across more than 150,000 providers in 25+ medical specialties and integrates with EHR platforms such as Athenahealth, ModMed, Veradigm, ECW, and ImagineSoftware.

The company now supports workflows for over 150,000 physicians and handles thousands of patient interactions daily, with an estimated 80% win rate in competitive evaluations.