Anima, a work management platform for the healthcare industry, has raised $12m (£9.4m) in a Series A funding round.
Founded in 2021, Anima supplies software to medical providers. The company claims to be deployed across 150 NHS clinics.
Users can integrate digital health records and receive analytics. The platform also supports appointment creation and tracking, staff rota management, and includes internal messaging.
“This is a passion project – we’re building what we wish we had as doctors and patients. No one is here just to do a job. We all serve a greater purpose – and that’s why ultimately, we’ll continue to move mountains,” said Shun Pang, co-founder and CEO of Anima.
The startup is integrating AI into its platform via its proprietary co-pilot Annie. The Annie tool can be used to generate and summarise documents.
The investment round was led by Molten Ventures and included participation from Y Combinator, Hummingbird Ventures and Amino Collective.
“A key reason why Anima is growing rapidly, is because they can directly and immediately have an impact,” said Inga Deakin, investor at Molten Ventures.
“To improve operations and efficiency to benefit patients, healthcare teams and healthcare systems. This team understands the relevant workflows, the needs of patients and healthcare workers, and is building a large, scalable engine for change.”
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