We raised $26M. Here's what we're building with it.

The agencies delivering home-based care have been running on software built for a different era. This is what we're doing about it.

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Zach, CEO

Enzo Health

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More than 10,000 Americans turn 65 every day.

Seven out of 10 will require long-term care at some point in their lifetime. The demand for home-based care isn’t coming. It’s here, and it’s accelerating. The agencies delivering that care are holding the healthcare system together.

But they’ve been doing it on software that was never built to help them scale.

The platforms most agencies run on were built when fax machines were the fastest way to receive a referral package. The industry changed. The software didn’t.

Clinicians are documenting visits from their cars and then completing them at home. Admission decisions require checking three separate systems. Turnover among home health clinicians hovers near 80% within the first 100 days because the administrative burden layered on top of the work they trained for is unsustainable.

That's not a people problem: it's a technology problem. And it's the problem Enzo was built to solve.

Today we’re announcing $26M in total funding. A $20M Series A led by N47, with participation from Gradient, Tandem Ventures, Rigby Watts, Lionel Partners, and Soma. Axios covered the story here.

In the 24 months since we launched, Enzo has grown revenue by more than 40X. The agencies we work with collectively support over 500,000 patients annually. That growth isn’t the product of a trend. It’s the product of a real problem that every home health operator recognizes the moment you name it.

By building an AI-native platform from the ground up, Enzo is enabling a level of automation and efficiency that legacy systems simply can't match.

Vivian Cheng

Partner at N47

The category does not need another disconnected AI point solution. It needs a platform.

Andrew Brackin

Partner at Gradient

That’s what we’re building. A connected platform rather than separate tools stitched together. One platform, built to work together from the start.

We’re using this capital to keep building, and to expand into skilled nursing and hospice. The same architecture problem exists across post-acute care. The agencies in those settings deserve the same answer.

To our customers: you’ve shaped what Enzo is. This is your result as much as ours.

To the Enzo team: watching what you’ve built is one of the great privileges of my career. This group is special.

More to come.

— Zach Newman, Co-Founder and CEO, Enzo Health

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