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The funding will help Amperos Health deploy AI to streamline the costly and inefficient process of recovering denied healthcare claims, aiming to alleviate the financial burden on providers and improve patient care.
Amperos Health, a startup focused on denial management and revenue recovery for healthcare providers, has secured $16 million in Series A funding. This investment underscores the growing urgency and market opportunity in addressing the pervasive issue of denied claims, which cost providers billions annually.
In 2024, approximately 12% of healthcare claims were denied, resulting in a staggering $262 billion in lost revenue for providers. The recovery process is both costly and inefficient, with providers spending about $26 billion each year to recoup denied claims, yet only managing to recover around 70% of these amounts.
Amperos Health aims to transform this landscape by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline the denial management process. Their AI platform integrates seamlessly into existing billing systems, acting as an extension of the provider's team rather than a separate tool. This approach not only reduces operational costs but also enhances revenue recovery efficiency.
Amperos’ AI-native platform automates the entire workflow associated with denied claims, including follow-ups, appeals, calls, and paperwork. By handling these tasks autonomously, the platform allows providers to focus on patient care while ensuring that billing processes are optimized for maximum reimbursement.
Michal Miernowski, CEO of Amperos Health, emphasized the platform's unique value proposition: “The AI that Amperos uses works directly within the provider’s existing billing software, acting like a member of their team rather than a separate platform to manage. The result is that providers recover more revenue, at lower cost, without hiring more staff.”

Despite the promising technology and market need, several risks remain:
The potential for Amperos Health is substantial. With the Series A funding led by Bessemer Venture Partners, along with participation from Uncork Capital and Neo, the company plans to expand its team and services. Currently, Amperos supports outpatient clinics and physician group practices across all 50 states, with a focus on specialties such as orthopedics, ophthalmology, durable medical equipment, dermatology, and behavioral health.
Sofia Guerra, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners, highlighted the market opportunity: “Denials are one of healthcare’s fastest-growing pain points: a growing portion of claims denied, hundreds of billions in lost revenue, and RCM teams that are chronically understaffed. It’s a broken process ripe for AI transformation.”
With its latest funding round, Amperos Health is well-positioned to address the critical issue of denied claims in healthcare. By leveraging advanced AI, the company aims to provide a scalable solution that not only improves financial outcomes for providers but also enhances the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the healthcare system.
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