HIStalk Headlines – June 26, 2025
- Mandolin, a company leveraging AI agents to manage specialty drug processes, including intake and revenue cycle management (RCM), has raised $40 million through seed and Series A funding.
- In other news, Best Buy has divested Current Health, a care-at-home technology company, selling it back to co-founder and former CEO Christopher McGhee.
- BlueBriX, a health IT vendor focused on value-based care, announced a $15 million investment to scale its agentic AI workflow orchestration.
The health IT landscape is buzzing with activity! Mandolin secures $40 million in funding, employing AI to streamline processes. Best Buy offloads Current Health back to its co-founder in a surprising turn, while BlueBriX receives a $15 million investment to enhance AI workflow orchestration in value-based care. Veradigm also prepares to update SEC filings, signaling strategic moves.Stay informed on the latest health IT funding rounds and strategic shifts shaping the industry, now available at News Directory 3. Witness how AI and innovative care models converge to redefine healthcare. Discover what’s next …
Health IT Funding: Mandolin, BlueBriX Secure investments; Best Buy Sells Current Health
updated june 26, 2025
Mandolin, a company leveraging AI agents to manage specialty drug processes, including intake and revenue cycle management (RCM), has raised $40 million through seed and Series A funding. This health IT funding aims to streamline specialty drug paperwork.
In other news, Best Buy has divested Current Health, a care-at-home technology company, selling it back to co-founder and former CEO Christopher McGhee. The sale occurs less than four years after Best Buy acquired Current Health for $400 million.
BlueBriX, a health IT vendor focused on value-based care, announced a $15 million investment to scale its agentic AI workflow orchestration.
Veradigm anticipates updating its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) next year, with plans to relist its stock afterward.
What’s next
The health IT sector continues to see meaningful investment and strategic shifts as companies focus on AI-driven solutions and evolving care models.