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SAN FRANCISCO, June 19, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Commure , the fast-growing enterprise AI healthcare technology company powering next-generation infrastructure for providers, today announced it has secured $200 million in growth financing from General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund (CVF) . The funding will be used to meet surging demand for Commure's full-stack AI platform, which spans revenue cycle management (RCM), Ambient AI clinical documentation and workflows, and practice management solutions. The CVF transaction enables Commure to scale investment in growth and go-to-market initiatives without dilution or adding risk to the business. Proceeds will accelerate product innovation, implementation, and go-to-market so that health-system clients can rapidly deploy Commure's technology to realize measurable clinical and financial impact. Scaling a High-Growth, Predictable Business Commure now serves more than 130 health systems across the country, serving hundreds of thousands of clinicians. It powers billions of dollars in annual revenue cycle automations and recently began the nation's largest ambient AI rollout at HCA Healthcare . Annual recurring revenue, in the hundreds of millions, has doubled for three consecutive years. Its portfolio of solutions includes: Ambient Documentation and Workflows – real-time note generation, autonomous coding, and clinical guidance that cut after-hours charting, improve documentation quality, and automate post-encounter workflows. AI-Powered RCM – a single platform that automates billing workflows end to end, from eligibility, intake, documentation, AR, collections, denials, to payment posting. Practice Management OS – a modern, cloud-based operating system with AI agents for patient outreach, scheduling, ongoing engagement, and task orchestration that connects disparate EHRs and technologies into one unified architecture. Executive Commentary "This funding lets us accelerate our reach and impact in healthcare with capital aligned to performance," said Tanay Tandon, CEO of Commure. "We're focused on expanding access to our technology across the U.S. healthcare system." "Commure is growing with exceptional efficiency and clarity of execution," said Pranav Singhvi, Managing Director and Co-Head of CVF at General Catalyst. "We're happy to partner with a company that turns customer momentum into durable growth." About Commure Commure is simplifying healthcare by co-developing software solutions that address the many complex needs hospitals face. Through a purpose-built platform and a suite of interconnected AI-powered products, Commure streamlines workflows for providers, enhances patient experiences, and empowers administrators to increase hospital efficiency and profitability. Commure's team of engineers collaborate directly with clinicians and healthcare teams to design customized solutions that address their specific needs. In this way, Commure enables health systems to reduce clinician burnout, improve care quality, and lead the healthcare transformation. By unifying and streamlining fragmented systems, we are building the health systems of the future – together. Visit us at www.commure.com About General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund (CVF) provides late-stage companies with a balance sheet for growth. CVF pre-funds companies' sales and marketing and is paid back by a capped share of the cohort of customers acquired, which allows businesses to grow faster while burning less. Media Contact: Kaila Grafeman Public Relations [email protected] How Matt Maley Is Trading the Final Week of June—Live Sunday at 1 PM ET With the Fed out of the way, traders are shifting focus to key macro data, tariff headlines, and rising geopolitical risk. Join Matt Maley as he shares the real trades he's targeting this week—including how he plans to repeat his recent wins on SQQQ and GDX by staying nimble, tactical, and tuned into market signals. Benzinga simplifies the market for smarter investing

Canopy Wins Preliminary Injunction Against Commure for Alleged Contract Breach IP Misuse. by Fred Pennic 05/14/2025 Leave a Comment. What You Should Know: – On April 25, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California granted Canopy, a healthcare safety technology platform a preliminary injunction against Commure, Inc., finding that Commure will likely be found in violation of contractual restrictions by building, selling, and distributing its “Strongline Pro” product.– The court ruling (Case No. 5:24-cv-02592-NW) brings to light a contentious history involving intellectual property and contractual agreements in the rapidly evolving healthcare technology sector.Background: Innovation, Agreements, and Alleged BreachThe dispute originates from Canopy’s (formerly SMP Labs) development of cutting-edge wearable safety technology and the enabling Real-Time Location System (RTLS). Canopy licensed this proprietary technology for distribution, a license eventually acquired by Commure.However, the court’s recent ruling indicates that Commure likely breached the terms of its reseller agreement with Canopy

Commure and HealthTap to Launch Unified Virtual and In-Person Care Solution. by Jasmine Pennic 04/29/2025 Leave a Comment. What You Should Know: – Commure, a leader in health technology infrastructure, and virtual care innovator HealthTap today announced a strategic partnership aimed at bridging the gap between digital and physical healthcare delivery. – The collaboration launches a unified solution combining Commure’s robust EHR integrations, AI-powered tools, and care coordination platform with HealthTap’s extensive clinician network and established virtual care services, offering providers a comprehensive, turnkey care model.Bridging Virtual and In-Person Care with a Unified SolutionThis new joint offering is designed to create a seamless care experience for patients by integrating virtual services directly into traditional care workflows. Health systems and practices of all sizes can leverage the combined platform to easily offer expanded services, such as virtual primary care or after-hours coverage, without the significant investment typically required to build and staff these programs internally. The solution brings together advanced technology – including agentic AI, ambient scribing, integrated revenue cycle management (RCM), and remote patient monitoring (RPM) – with clinical talent provided by HealthTap.“This partnership represents a fundamental step toward a more connected, intelligent, and patient-centric healthcare system,” said Tanay Tandon, CEO of Commure. “By combining our infrastructure and AI capabilities with HealthTap’s trusted virtual care practice, we’re making it easier than ever for healthcare organizations to scale services, optimize operations, and deliver better care – anytime, anywhere.”