Sage Care raises $20M in funding. Sage Care, a Palo Alto, CA-based provider of a healthcare navigation management platform, raised $20M in funding. The round was led by Yosemite with participation from General Catalyst, Metrodora (Chelsea Clinton), OVTR.VC, SV Angel, Liquid 2, Seven Stars, Refract Ventures, AME Cloud Ventures, and Apollo Ono. The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and its business reach. Founded by Dr. Caesar Djavaherian, Justin Ho, and Chris Blumenberg, Sage Care provides a platform dedicated to streamlining the patient journey and improving access to care through specialized medical AI agents. These agents provide intelligent and on-demand triage, precise specialist matching, and optimized scheduling, enhancing the productivity of healthcare teams by reducing administrative burden. Sage Care also develops optimization and intelligence tools to align clinical supply with patient demand, reducing healthcare bottlenecks and increasing access. Their multimodal AI agents can be trained with health system data, knowledge bases, workflows, and SOPs within 48 hours. Sage boosts provider throughput by managing and streamlining administrative and patient interactions, including the ability to: * Answer and triage patient calls, messages, and requests 24/7 * Manage appointment scheduling, referral processing, and insurance verification * Coordinate follow-ups for diagnostics, care plans, and medication adherence

Sage Care has launched publicly with $20M in funding to develop an AI-powered care navigation system. The funding round was led by Yosemite and included contributions from General Catalyst, Chelsea Clinton's Metrodora, OVTR.VC, SV Angel, Liquid 2, Seven Stars, Refract Ventures, AME Cloud Ventures, and Apollo Ono.