Primary care AI startup Navina has closed a $15 million Series A funding round, bringing its total raised to $22 million since its commercial launch. The round was led by Vertex Ventures Israel, with participation from Schusterman Family Investments and Grove Ventures.
The company’s platform uses machine learning to pull data from electronic health records across multiple sources, condensing them into AI-generated patient summaries that co-founder Ronen Lavi says are designed to give physicians deeper patient understanding at a glance — reducing burnout and missed diagnoses.
Lavi and co-founder Shay Perera launched Navina in 2020, drawing on AI expertise developed during their service with the Israel Defense Forces, for which they received a National Security Award in 2018. Navina plans to use the new capital to expand market reach and accelerate AI development.
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