Autonomize AI raises $28 M to deploy agent based software in healthcare systems

Autonomize AI, headquartered in Austin, has closed a $28 million Series?A round led by Valtruis, Cigna Ventures, and Tau Ventures, according to CEO Ganesh Padmanabhan . The startup intends to use this funding to accelerate deployment of its “Copilot” platform across health systems, insurers, and life sciences organizations.

Autonomize’s offering consists of modular digital agents that automate tasks like benefits verification, care planning, and chart review. The software integrates a human in the loop approach to maintain oversight and ensure compliance with health industry standards. Padmanabhan highlights the importance of explainability and auditability in medical workflows agents must reference the same guidelines nurses rely on, even when those exist only in binder form .

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Early adopters are primarily payers, followed by value?based care groups and syndicated health plans. According to Valtruis managing director Mike Spadafore, the real selling point is repeatability. Teams can configure a single agent for one process and then reuse that configuration for similar tasks . Padmanabhan adds that complex operations—like prior?authorization—are treated as multi?step workflows, each step managed by a dedicated component agent.

Autonomize’s Series?A runway extends about two years, though the company may seek added capital before then . This round included participation from previous backers Asset Management Ventures, ATX Venture Partners, and Capital Factory .

Investors see strong demand for platforms that scale while offering clear returns and meeting strict healthcare regulations. Even as many startups target AI in healthcare, few can demonstrate consistent, measurable outcomes. Autonomize aims to stand out by packaging workflows into interoperable agents that can be audited and reused.

By offering tools that streamline administrative work without sacrificing oversight, the company hopes to ease operational burden across healthcare. The new funding will support hiring, product development, and efforts to expand into additional markets and use cases.

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