Cohere Health has raised $90 million in Series C funding to expand its AI-powered healthcare platform. The round was led by Temasek, with ongoing support from Deerfield Management, Define Ventures, Flare Capital, Longitude Capital, and Polaris Partners. This brings the company’s total funding to $200 million.
The new capital will help Cohere grow its Cohere Unify™ platform. This platform makes it easier for health plans and providers to work together. It uses AI to streamline prior authorization, cut delays, and personalize workflows. Real-time data helps both sides make faster and better decisions.
CEO Siva Namasivayam said the goal is clear: help people get the right care at the right time and place. With this funding, Cohere will expand into more clinical areas, grow its team, and continue improving provider collaboration.
Unlike many AI tools in healthcare, Cohere puts clinicians at the center. Its responsible AI-first model keeps medical expertise at the core of every solution. This focus reduces admin tasks, speeds up care, and improves results for patients.
Cohere Unify™ can auto-approve up to 90% of service requests. That means less paperwork and more time with patients. It also opens the door for better communication between doctors and insurers when complex cases need extra review.
Michael Greeley, General Partner at Flare Capital, praised the company’s unique approach. He said Cohere isn’t just digitizing old systems—it’s rebuilding clinical decision-making from the ground up. The result? A 93% provider satisfaction rate and strong momentum across the industry.
Over the past year, Cohere has expanded its client base, added new leaders, and handled more than 12 million authorization requests across the U.S. Providers using the platform now top 600,000.
Gartner, KLAS, and LinkedIn have recognized Cohere’s innovation in clinical intelligence and automation. As the company grows, it stays focused on one goal—making healthcare decisions faster, smarter, and more transparent.
