XCures
It uses AI to clean and structure messy medical records, helping healthcare organizations turn fragmented clinical data into usable information.
Overview
XCures builds AI software for cleaning up messy medical records, converting fragmented healthcare documentation into more organized clinical data. The company targets healthcare organizations dealing with inconsistent, unstructured or hard-to-use patient records. Its differentiation centers on applying AI to one of healthcare’s persistent data quality problems: making medical records usable at scale. XCures raised a $46 million Series B in June 2026, bringing disclosed funding to $46 million across one round.
Funding History
Exclusive: XCures Lands $46M Series B To Clean Up Messy Medical Records With AI
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much has XCures raised in total?
- XCures has raised a total of $46M across 1 funding round.
- Who are XCures's investors?
- XCures's investors include Undisclosed.
- What does XCures do?
- XCures builds AI software for cleaning up messy medical records, converting fragmented healthcare documentation into more organized clinical data. The company targets healthcare organizations dealing with inconsistent, unstructured or hard-to-use patient records. Its differentiation centers on applying AI to one of healthcare’s persistent data quality problems: making medical records usable at scale. XCures raised a $46 million Series B in June 2026, bringing disclosed funding to $46 million across one round.
- Where is XCures headquartered?
- XCures is headquartered in Oakland, United States.
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