$100M Series C for Cadence Signals AI's Push into Chronic Care Automation

  • $100M Series C led by Spark Capital, with participation from 7 other investors.
  • Partnerships expanded to include Duke Health and Texas Health Resources, bringing total health system affiliations to over 20.
  • Treats more than 100,000 active patients, saving Medicare approximately $2.7 million weekly.
  • Tripled annual recurring revenue in 2025.

Cadence's funding and partnerships underscore the growing industry shift toward AI-driven chronic care management, aiming to address the clinical labor shortage and high costs of unmanaged chronic diseases. The company's ability to demonstrate peer-reviewed outcomes and economic proof positions it as a potential model for bending the healthcare cost curve through technology.

Scale and Adoption
Whether Cadence can sustain its rapid growth across new health systems while maintaining clinical outcomes.
AI Integration
The pace at which AI agents advance in sophistication and regulatory acceptance within care delivery workflows.
Value-Based Care
How effectively Cadence can expand its value-based care models to further reduce healthcare costs without compromising quality.