Huge congrats to the SuperDial team, proud early supporters and excited for all to come!
Today I’m thrilled to announce SuperDial's $15M Series A led by SignalFire, joined by Slow Ventures, BoxGroup and Scrub Capital. After starting our own revenue cycle management company nearly four years ago, Harrison Caruthers and I experienced firsthand how debilitating phone-based administrative work is for billing teams. These teams spend countless hours making repetitive calls to health insurance companies – stuck on hold, navigating phone trees and chasing down information. This process drains productivity and leads to burn out. We built SuperDial to make these calls a thing of the past for RCM companies and healthcare provider organizations. Our AI phone agents handle these calls in conjunction with our internal fallback team so that our customers’ teams can focus on higher ROI tasks. We’ve been impressed by how quickly our customers have deployed SuperDial, saving hundreds of thousands of hours thus far. This funding helps us grow our team to accelerate product development and distribution, and it’s just the start. 25% of U.S. healthcare spending goes to administrative work that can now be facilitated by AI agents. This is a $1.2T opportunity to make healthcare more efficient and affordable, and SuperDial will continue to build toward this future. Special thanks to Yuanling Yuan, Chris Scoggins and the entire SignalFire team. We’re also very grateful to our advisors Tom Peterson, Paul Bernard and Sean McSweeney. And we’d like to thank our existing investors who’ve supported us along the way – our first investors Cory Levy (Z Fellows) & Edward Lando (Pareto Holdings), Yoni Rechtman & Will Quist (Slow Ventures), Nimi Katragadda & Adina Davis (BoxGroup), Elizabeth Weil and Kevin Weil (Scribble Ventures), SV Angel, Soma Capital, Palm Drive Capital, FJ Labs and many great angel investors.