| Description |
| Summary |
Generative AI platform for clinical conversations, documentation and healthcare workflow intelligence.
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Abridge listens to clinical conversations and generates structured clinical documentation, coding support and downstream healthcare workflow artifacts with clinician oversight.
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| Positioning |
Care intelligence at the point of conversation
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| Key facts |
| HQ location |
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
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| Founded |
2018
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| Employee range |
501-1000
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| Funding stage |
Series C Plus
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| Company type |
Private
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| Pricing model |
subscription, usage based
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| Last updated |
Jun 21, 2026
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| Financials |
| Revenue estimate |
~$100M ARR / $117M contracted ARR estimate; not company-confirmed
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| Valuation estimate |
$5.3B valuation (2025 Series E)
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| Investments |
~$800M+ total funding; $300M Series E announced Jun 2025 after $250M raise Feb 2025
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| Relationships |
| Target customers |
Health systems, physicians, nurses and clinical operations teams
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| Key competitors |
Microsoft Nuance, Suki, Nabla, Ambience Healthcare, Notable
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| Known customers |
150+ U.S. health systems; Yale New Haven Health, University of Kansas Health System, UPMC, Inova Health
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| Segments & Industries |
| Segments |
AI Workflows, Document AI, AI Quality & Observability, Traditional ML, AI Governance & Risk, Call Analysis, STT/TTS Infrastructure
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| Industries |
Healthcare
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