HealthSnap Lands $25M Growth Financing to Expand AI-Powered Virtual Care Platform
HealthSnap has secured a $25 million senior secured growth financing facility led by Eastward Capital Partners, providing fresh capital to expand its AI-powered virtual care platform as healthcare providers increasingly adopt technology to manage chronic conditions outside traditional clinical settings. The financing strengthens the company’s balance sheet, refinances existing debt, and will be used to accelerate product development, commercial expansion, engineering, customer success, and enterprise growth.
The Miami-based company has positioned itself as a provider of virtual care management software that combines remote patient monitoring (RPM), chronic care management (CCM), principal care management (PCM), Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM), AI-driven clinical workflows, analytics, reimbursement optimization, and care coordination into a single electronic medical record (EMR)-integrated platform. The goal is to help healthcare organizations monitor patients continuously while improving operational efficiency.
The financing comes as HealthSnap reports continued commercial growth. The company says its platform currently supports more than 80,000 active patient programs across 200 health systems and physician organizations, with expectations of surpassing 100,000 active patient programs before the end of 2026. According to the company, its platform processes two patient measurements every second, while patients enrolled in its programs experience a 97% reduction in alert frequency by their twelfth month.
HealthSnap’s customer base includes major U.S. healthcare organizations such as Prisma Health, AdventHealth, Ascension Health, Sentara Health, Tampa General Hospital, UnityPoint Health, Baptist Health South Florida, Mount Sinai Medical Center, and University Hospitals. Several of those organizations—including Sentara Health, Tampa General Hospital, and UnityPoint Health—have also made strategic investments in the company.
The new capital will also support the company’s expanding artificial intelligence initiatives. Earlier this year, HealthSnap introduced its AI-augmented Advanced Primary Care Management solution, which integrates agentic AI into clinical workflows to help care teams manage larger patient populations while maintaining clinician oversight. The company said its AI systems are designed to assist healthcare professionals rather than replace them, with physicians retaining final clinical decision-making authority.
HealthSnap said its AI platform reviewed more than 3 million clinical progress notes during 2025, using automation to expand quality assurance beyond traditional manual audits. The company also employs AI-powered patient simulations for nurse training and generates clinical summaries intended to help clinicians review patient information more efficiently.
The financing reflects continued investor interest in healthcare AI infrastructure as hospitals and physician groups look for ways to improve patient outcomes while addressing staffing shortages and rising operational costs. Virtual care management platforms have become an increasingly important segment of digital health, particularly as providers seek to expand remote monitoring, automate administrative workflows, and support value-based care models. HealthSnap’s latest financing positions the company to continue investing in AI capabilities while scaling its enterprise customer base across the U.S. healthcare system.