Certify: $40M Funding – Healthcare Data Infrastructure
- Certify, a company focused on provider data intelligence, announced a $40 million Series B funding round.
- The funding brings Certify's total investment to $69 million.
- Founded in 2021,Certify aims to transform the healthcare provider data landscape with its AI-powered,API-driven solutions.
Certify, a leader in provider data intelligence, just secured a $40 million Series B funding round, spearheaded by Conversion Capital. This injection of capital elevates Certify’s total funding to $69 million and fuels its mission to revolutionize the healthcare provider data landscape. With AI-powered solutions,Certify streamlines credentialing,licensing,and roster management,achieving an impressive 99.8% field-level accuracy. This translates to up to 40% reduction in administrative costs and a 30% boost in provider data accuracy. Certify is shaping the future. Discover what’s next with this healthcare data infrastructure innovator, brought to you by news Directory 3.
Certify Secures $40M to Bolster Provider Data Intelligence
Certify, a company focused on provider data intelligence, announced a $40 million Series B funding round. Transformation Capital led the investment, wiht continued support from General Catalyst and Upfront Ventures, and new backing from SemperVirens.
The funding brings Certify’s total investment to $69 million. The company reports it has tripled its growth year-over-year.
Founded in 2021,Certify aims to transform the healthcare provider data landscape with its AI-powered,API-driven solutions. The company offers end-to-end capabilities, including credentialing, licensing, and roster management, all powered by a unified provider data layer. This provider data intelligence platform aggregates and harmonizes data from thousands of primary sources, self-reported provider data, and proprietary AI and machine learning algorithms.
Certify says its automated pipelines standardize and normalize data in real time, ensuring 99.8% field-level accuracy. Clients can use this to automate credentialing, populate claims systems, and reduce friction in workflows.
The company reports a 40% reduction in administrative costs, a 30% increase in provider data accuracy, and a reduction in onboarding timelines from months to days.
Anshul Rathi, founder and CEO, said provider data chaos contributes to cost, delays, and abrasion in healthcare. He added that Certify is building a single source of truth to transform provider data into a strategic asset.
What’s next
The new funding will support Certify’s expansion in product advancement, engineering, and go-to-market strategies to meet increasing demand for its provider data intelligence solutions.