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AI clinical copilot that turns messy patient data into point-of-care insights
Navina addresses a real and expensive problem: clinicians drowning in fragmented patient data, especially in value-based care where documentation drives reimbursement. Its adoption metrics and $100M in total funding, including a Goldman Sachs-led Series C, signal genuine traction rather than hype. Pricing is not public and is sold through enterprise contracts, so organizations must engage sales and evaluate EHR integration effort. It is best judged in a pilot against your own workflows and coding accuracy needs.
Navina is an AI clinical copilot that synthesizes fragmented patient records into point-of-care summaries and surfaces diagnostic, coding and quality-measure gaps for value-based care.
Navina builds an AI copilot for physicians that ingests fragmented, multi-source patient data and turns it into a clear, organized clinical picture at the point of care. Rather than forcing clinicians to dig through disparate EHR tabs, faxes and historical records, Navina synthesizes the record into concise summaries and highlights the information most relevant to the visit, including diagnostic gaps, risk-adjustment and coding opportunities and open quality measures. The platform is designed for value-based care, where accurate documentation of patient conditions directly affects both care quality and reimbursement. It started in primary care and has expanded to broader segments, reporting use by more than 10,000 healthcare professionals across roughly 1,300 clinics and supporting the care of over three million patients. Its focus on reducing administrative burden ties directly into the industry-wide push against physician burnout. Navina raised a $55M Series C led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives in 2025, bringing total funding to about $100M, with participation from Vertex Ventures Israel, Grove Ventures and ALIVE. It operates in the same broad healthcare-AI space as clinical documentation and insight tools, but its distinguishing angle is synthesizing existing patient data for value-based care rather than only transcribing encounters.
Navina is an AI clinical copilot that turns fragmented patient records into point-of-care summaries and coding and quality insights for value-based care, backed by roughly $100M in funding.
Navina builds an AI copilot for physicians focused on value-based care, headquartered with roots in Israel and operations serving US healthcare organizations. It reports use by more than 10,000 healthcare professionals across around 1,300 clinics, supporting care for over three million patients.
The company raised a $55M Series C led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives in 2025, bringing total funding to about $100M, with participation from Vertex Ventures Israel, Grove Ventures and ALIVE. Its positioning centers on reducing administrative burden and physician burnout.
Navina ingests fragmented patient data from EHRs and other sources and synthesizes it into concise, organized summaries at the point of care. It highlights diagnostic gaps, risk-adjustment and coding opportunities and open quality measures relevant to the visit.
The product is designed to fit clinical workflows and integrate with major EHR systems, so insights appear where clinicians already work. Its value grows in value-based care arrangements where accurate documentation of conditions directly influences reimbursement and quality scores.
Navina targets value-based care organizations, primary care groups, ACOs and IPAs, and risk-adjustment teams that need to close documentation and coding gaps while reducing the time clinicians spend searching charts.
Primary care physicians and care-team members reviewing patients before and during visits.
Medical group executives, VBC and population-health leaders, and CMOs.
Clinical informatics, IT and compliance teams evaluating EHR integration and accuracy.
Value-based care organizations with meaningful risk-adjustment and quality obligations that want to reduce chart-review burden and improve documentation accuracy.
Raised a $55M Series C led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives in 2025, with total funding around $100M. Verify current figures with the vendor.
It synthesizes fragmented patient data into point-of-care summaries and highlights diagnostic gaps, coding opportunities and quality measures for clinicians.
Primarily physicians and value-based care organizations such as ACOs, IPAs and primary care groups where documentation accuracy affects reimbursement.
Yes. It integrates with major EHR systems to pull patient records and surface insights within clinical workflows.
Navina does not publish pricing. It is sold through enterprise contracts, so you need to contact their sales team for a quote.
No. Its focus is synthesizing existing patient data into insights, which is distinct from ambient documentation and transcription tools.
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