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    A healthcare technology startup is tackling one of skilled nursing‘s most persistent operational challenges: the admissions bottleneck. ExaCare AI on Oct. 16 announced a $30 million Series A funding round led by Insight Partners.

    The New York City-based company serves 1,500 facilities nationwide, including major operators like National Healthcare Associates, Journey Healthcare, Ignite Medical Resorts, Monarch Healthcare Management, and Majestic Care.

    ExaCare AI said the fresh capital will accelerate product development, expand engineering resources, and strengthen customer support operations across the industry.

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    Skilled nursing facilities operate under constant pressure, according to ExaCare AI. Referral packets often arrive as massive, unstructured document sets that hide key clinical details, so staff must dig through hundreds of pages to find essential information. This slows every decision and creates a backlog that affects patients, families, and providers alike.

    Teams are frequently required to make high-stakes admission decisions within minutes, often without a complete picture of a resident’s medical background. ExaCare AI said the result is a cascade of operational strain, such as delayed placements, uneven decision-making between shifts, growing burnout among staff, and lost revenue from missed admissions opportunities.

    ExaCare AI said it built technology to address this operational drag. The platform automatically ingests unstructured referral information and brings critical signals to the surface immediately. Machine learning models developed by engineers previously at Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), and Google deliver accuracy and transparency across thousands of daily workflows, according to ExaCare’s website.

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    One operator reported the platform “removes ~60%+ of the manual work we have to do when reviewing a referral and gets us to an answer often ~2 [times] as fast.”

    Additional customers noted the speed advantage creates substantial financial gains: “The speed we get from ExaCare AI—from screening to decision—adds ~2 more residents per facility each month. That’s ≈$450K in annual revenue per building,” according to customer reviews on the company’s website.

    Another testimonial suggests a single operator across four facilities saw “an estimated $800K in additional billable revenue since implementing ExaCare AI” within 60 days.

    The company also announced five new advisors guiding the product roadmap. These include National Healthcare Associates Chief Operating Officer Ephram Ostreicher, Journey President and CEO Bernie McGuinness, Journey Chief Strategy Officer Austin Steele, Ignite Medical Resorts co-founder and CEO Tim Fields, and Infinite Care Vice President of Strategy and Business Development Renee Pruzansky.

    ExaCare plans to introduce a suite of specialized AI agents, each built to manage a distinct part of the admissions workflow.

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    The admissions agent reviews incoming referrals, highlights key clinical factors, and recommends placement decisions supported by transparent reasoning trails. The Reimbursement Agent assists with documentation and coding across Medicare, Medicaid, and managed care programs, helping teams minimize errors and reduce claim denials.

    The clinical agent gathers patient histories from hundreds of thousands of providers, giving staff a complete view of each resident’s medical background before admission. According to the company, additional agents focus on survey readiness, compliance checks, and documentation consistency across all facilities, creating a more efficient and accountable operating environment.

    ExaCare AI said it will hold its first summit on April 25 at The Phoenician in Scottsdale, Arizona. The event will bring together executives, clinicians, and technology leaders to explore how AI can be applied across skilled nursing and long-term care, according to the company’s statement.

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    This article $30M For The Future Of Care: ExaCare AI’s New Funding Round Promises AI Agents That Let Nurses Focus On Patients, Not Paperwork originally appeared on Benzinga.com



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