Voize secured $50 million in Series A funding led by Balderton Capital, with participation from HV Capital, Redalpine, and Y Combinator. The company aims to expand its voice-activated companion for nurses, which reduces administrative tasks by up to 30%, across Europe and the US. Founded in 2020, voize addresses the administrative burden on nurses, enhancing patient care by allowing natural communication while AI manages documentation.

Voize, a care startup from Potsdam, has raised $9 million from HV Capital, Y Combinator, Redalpine, and HPI Ventures. The funding will support their expansion into the clinical sector, starting with discharge management in partnership with Recare.

Berlin-based start-up Voize has secured $9 million from investors to enhance its AI technology, which allows caregivers to document tasks via smartphone, reducing PC time by 39 minutes per shift. Already used by 600 care facilities, Voize aims to expand to 2,500 by 2025 and collaborate with hospitals. The technology is also applied in vehicle and elevator inspections. New investor HV Capital joins existing backers in this funding round.