Funding · Healthcare & Life Sciences

Circle Health raises undisclosed funds from new investors

By Startup Enthusiast · 16 July 2026

What they do

Circle Health builds AI tools to coordinate care for seniors in the US

The startup secured a new funding round led by A.P.T

Research and Momentum Capital; it surpassed $1 million annual revenue within one year of entering the US market

Circle Health raised an undisclosed amount in a funding round that closed in February 2026.
A.P.T. Research and Momentum Capital participated as new investors in this round.
Existing investors Enzia Ventures and Sparrow Capital doubled down on their investment in the company.
The startup plans to use the funds to build its US sales team and expand clinical workforce.
Funds will also accelerate the development of its proprietary AI and technology platform.
The company entered the US market in March 2025 and started generating revenue shortly after.
Circle Health reported surpassing $1 million ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) in April 2026.
The firm currently has a pipeline of over 400 facilities and multiple physician groups in the US.

The company operates an AI-native care coordination platform focused on patient outcomes.
It serves the US senior care ecosystem with customers in both India and the US.
The business model ties revenue directly to patient outcomes through a share arrangement.

Circle Health provides an AI-native care coordination platform for healthcare providers.
Its AI engine drafts clinical notes and performs care gap analysis automatically.
The system monitors patient signals and generates personalized summaries for care teams.
The company employs US medical assistants and nurse practitioners for direct care support.
An offshore clinical pool handles review, validation, and escalation tasks efficiently.
The tech platform manages billing compliance and configurable care flows for clients.
Real-time quality assurance is built into the platform to ensure high standards.
Revenue is generated via a revenue-share model tied to successful patient outcomes.
The company describes itself as an AI-Native Agency combining tech with global staff.

Circle Health aims to build a dedicated US sales team using the new funds.
The company plans to expand its onshore and offshore clinical workforce significantly.
Development of its proprietary AI stack will be accelerated with this capital.