Healthcare AI News – June 25, 2025 | HIStalk
- The healthcare sector is seeing a surge in the advancement and adoption of artificial intelligence, or AI, tools.
- Commure recently launched electronic health record (EHR)-integrated voice and text assistants.
- Nabla, a vendor specializing in ambient documentation, secured $70 million in Series C funding, bringing it's total funding to $120 million.
Dive into the latest advancements and challenges within the AI healthcare landscape. Developments in AI health tools are rapidly emerging, with businesses securing funding for AI agents and forming partnerships for AI validation. Though, this surge in innovation raises paramount ethical concerns. Discover how these innovative AI tools, including AI assistants, are streamlining healthcare workflows. Simultaneously, experts predict a high failure rate for certain agentic AI projects. News Directory 3 delivers a comprehensive look at pivotal advancements, including funding rounds for Nabla and Mandolin. Uncover the specifics on AI-driven drug management and the legal precedents shaping the future. Explore this rapidly evolving sector in this detailed analysis.Discover what’s next …
AI health Tools Attract Funding amid Ethical Questions
Updated June 26, 2025
The healthcare sector is seeing a surge in the advancement and adoption of artificial intelligence, or AI, tools. These range from AI assistants automating administrative tasks to AI-powered platforms managing complex medical processes. However,alongside the innovation,concerns are rising about ethical implications and the actual value of some AI applications.
Commure recently launched electronic health record (EHR)-integrated voice and text assistants. These use agentic AI to automate tasks such as answering calls, scheduling appointments, and handling referrals and prior authorizations, streamlining physician workflows.
Nabla, a vendor specializing in ambient documentation, secured $70 million in Series C funding, bringing it’s total funding to $120 million. The company plans to use this investment to expand its agentic AI capabilities, including coding, direct EHR interaction, and new features for nurses.
Mandolin also raised $40 million in seed and Series A funding. The company utilizes AI agents to manage specialty drug intake, benefits, prior authorizations, and revenue cycle management (RCM), aiming to reduce paperwork and improve efficiency.
The University of Massachusetts (UMass) medical school is partnering