Alongside Collection A funding, Inspiren has rolled out its AUGI Name emergency name system, with stay video triage, visible context and two-way voice capabilities.

Inspiren raises $35M in Series A funding.

Powered by $35 million in Series A funding, Inspiren improves care planning, enhances resident safety, strengthens emergency response and optimizes staff workflows for the senior care industryNEW YORK, March 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Inspiren , a leader in AI-powered solutions redefining senior living, today announced the addition of its emergency call system, making it the market's first and only senior living ecosystem to integrate care planning, resident safety, staff efficiency and emergency call into one seamless solution. This follows Inspiren's $35 million Series A funding led by Avenir with participation from Primary Venture Partners , Story Ventures , Third Prime and Studio VC. The funding will support the growth of Inspiren's clinical consulting and internal teams and further scale its senior living ecosystem.By 2030, an estimated 73 million baby boomers will be 65 or older , intensifying demand on senior care communities. The senior living industry already faces significant challenges like inconsistent and limited care standards, rising healthcare costs and increasingly complex care needs. As 95 percent of baby boomers have at least one chronic condition, an influx of seniors entering care with higher acuity than ever before will only further strain the existing senior care infrastructure.Founded by Michael Wang, a former Green Beret and cardiothoracic nurse, Inspiren addresses these issues with a complete and connected care ecosystem. Instead of focusing on one aspect of care, Inspiren combines care planning, staff optimization, emergency response and resident safety into one platform, alongside dedicated clinical support