On Tuesday, investors poured $70 million into Ambience Healthcare, a San Francisco startup that touts itself as “the most comprehensive AI operating system” that healthcare organizations can adopt.

Ambient AI platform Ambience Healthcare banked $243 million in series C funding, marking one of the largest health tech raises so far in 2025. The funding boosts the company's valuation to $1.25 ...

The 2026 CNBC Disruptor 50 list will be revealed Tuesday, May 19th Ambience Healthcare on Tuesday announced a new medical coding AI model that outperforms doctors by 27%. The company trained the new ...

Ambience Healthcare rolled out Chart Chat for Nursing, touting it as the first electronic health record-integrated artificial intelligence conversational tool for inpatient nurses. The tool pulls from ...

Ambience Healthcare, a San Francisco-based company that provides healthcare workers with an AI-powered platform, says that its new model is specifically designed to identify ICD-10 codes, which are ...

While paper documentation still lingers in certain areas of health system operations, today’s physicians are largely spared from the manual record retrieval and clunky metal filing cabinets that were ...

Ambience Healthcare, the leading AI platform for healthcare documentation, scribing, coding, CDI, and patient summaries, announced today a pilot study with St. Luke's Health System has resulted in a ...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA / ACCESS Newswire / September 22, 2025 / Ambience Healthcare, the leading ambient AI platform for documentation, coding, and clinical workflows, today announced that Co-Founder and ...

Artificial intelligence has an increasing role in the world of healthcare, and startups that bring the two worlds closer are seeing significant traction with customers and investors. In the latest ...

Ambience Healthcare Inc., an artificial intelligence startup focused on streamlining administrative work for medical professionals, has raised $243 million in a new round of funding that values the ...

Physicians spend more than 16 minutes on average per patient visit using electronic health records (EHRs), research shows. At a time when clinician burnout is at an all-time high, one company is ...