Introducing Adaptive Innovations and $60M raised in Series A and Seed

We're excited to introduce Adaptive Innovations, an AI-native healthcare provider, starting in home health.

Care can't be delivered through a screen. Real care requires a skilled clinician, in person, in the patient's home. Everything that surrounds that visit — intake, scheduling, charting, billing, compliance — is coordination overhead. And that coordination costs $0.60–$0.90 for every $1 of clinical labor. The consequence is staggering: $40B in home health referrals are rejected every year. The clinicians exist. The patients exist. But the legacy cost structure leaves patients untreated.

Adaptive is building the AI operating system for home health, healthcare's last mile. We combine AI-native operations with clinicians-in-the-home to get every patient the care they need, including the 40% of patients legacy providers turn away.

Since launching in 2025, we've delivered over 100,000 visits and partnered with 500+ referring healthcare organizations, including every major Texas hospital system. We've reduced rehospitalizations to 4.9%, compared to a 12.9% industry average. Our clinicians save ~80% of their time on documentation, so they can focus on what matters: delivering care. This is just the beginning.

We're a concentrated team of engineers and operators from places like Scale, Palantir, Jane Street, and the U.S. Army Rangers working in New York City and Dallas.

Today, we're announcing $50M in Series A funding building on our $10M Seed to grow the team and expand into new states. These rounds were led by Felicis and Bain Capital Ventures, with participation from Optum Ventures, Sunflower Capital, Conviction, BoxGroup, SV Angels, Dorm Room Fund, Constellation, and angels across healthcare services and frontier labs.

For health systems looking for a partner who will reliably accept every patient, get in touch.

For engineers, operators, or clinicians who want to build something that matters at the intersection of AI and physical care, we're hiring.

For everyone, we wrote a longer piece on how we are building this: read it here.