Tebra secured $250M in funding from Hildred
  • News: Tebra has raised $250M in growth equity led by Hildred. 
  • Impact: The funding accelerates development of AI-powered tools for practice management, patient engagement, and improve revenue cycle management.
  • Status: The round was over-subscribed, validating the “System of Action” model for independent practices.

A note from Dan Rodrigues, Founder and CEO of Tebra.

Independent healthcare is under pressure. Burnout is rising, margins are shrinking, and private practices are being swallowed by consolidation at a historic pace. Yet every day, we meet clinicians who refuse to give up on the model of care they believe in.

One of them is Dr. Arjun Reyes, a psychiatrist who has served more than 5,000 clients in Southern California. After nearly 30 years in practice, he was close to burning out under the weight of documentation, administrative work, and a caseload that kept growing.

Then he adopted Tebra’s AI Note Assist — and got 3 to 5 hours of his day back.

“[AI Note] could keep me from retiring,” he told us. “I get time back to research treatments, care for my patients, and take care of myself.”

His practice is now:

  • Saving $750,000 annually through AI-powered documentation
  • Preserving $600,000 in revenue by reducing no-shows
  • Saving $160,000 through streamlined workflows compared to legacy EHRs
  • Growing from 5 reviews to 230+, now averaging 4.5 stars

And they’re expanding to a second location. This is the kind of transformation AI can make possible. This is why we raised $250 million.

The funding: Over-subscribed, led by Hildred 

The financing consists primarily of equity capital led by Hildred, as well as a debt facility provided by J.P. Morgan. The round was over-subscribed and included significant participation from existing investors Toba Capital, Transformation Capital, and HLM Venture Partners. 

Investors aren’t betting on hype. They’re backing a platform already deployed across 140,000+ providers with proven AI tools that meaningfully reduce administrative burden and improve the economics of private practice.

As Andrew Goldman, co-founder and managing partner at Hildred put it:

“Tebra has built the rare platform that doesn’t just digitize records, but actually performs work on behalf of the provider … an AI-enabled ‘System of Action’ is the critical unlocking mechanism this market needs to restore profitability and refocus on patient care."

How will Tebra use $250 million in funding?

This raise is not about valuation or headlines. It’s about acceleration.

Every dollar is going into three areas you’ve consistently asked us to solve:

1. AI for provider efficiency

We’re expanding AI Note Assist and building new automation across clinical documentation and patient communications.

Proven impact so far:

  • 500,000+ clinical notes generated in the second half of 2025
  • ~60% documentation time savings per note
  • 3–5 hours saved per day, per provider, in real practices like Dr. Reyes’

Our goal: Give clinicians time back — for patients, for their families, and for themselves.

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2. AI for revenue recovery

Billing complexity is one of the top reasons practices struggle financially. We’re accelerating work on AI for:

  • Automated claims coding
  • Predictive denial management
  • Higher clean-claim rates

Our goal: Stabilize cash flow and protect margins for practices and billing companies that cannot afford revenue leakage.

3. AI for practice marketing

Independent practices can’t outspend hospital networks. They shouldn’t have to.

We’re expanding AI Review Replies, AI Review Insights, and scaling Tebra’s Care Connect marketplace to help small practices grow with less effort.

Proven impact so far: AI Review Replies customers have seen a 45% increase in website clicks — automatic patient acquisition powered by AI.

Why this matters: Private practice deserves a future

Independent practices deliver better outcomes, lower costs, and more human care. But the economics are stacked against them:

  • 25–30% of revenue lost to administrative overhead
  • 15–20 hours per week spent on documentation
  • Complex billing that chokes cash flow
  • Marketing budgets dwarfed by hospital systems

AI can’t fix every structural issue in healthcare. But it can fix the parts that providers shouldn’t have to shoulder alone.

  • When documentation time drops 60%, burnout drops
  • When no-shows fall and clean-claim rates rise, revenue stabilizes
  • When AI supports patient engagement, small practices compete again

Tebra’s commitment

We’re building for one group: the independent practice and the billing companies who support them.

You’ve told us what you need. We’ve listened. And now we have the capital to build it faster.

Here’s what we commit to:

  • Every AI tool we build must save you time
  • Every workflow improvement must reduce your administrative burden
  • Every product decision must answer: “Does this help independent practices thrive?”

Thank you for trusting us. Thank you for the work you do.

We’re just getting started.

Dan Rodrigues
Founder & CEO, Tebra

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Written by

Dan Rodrigues, co-founder and CEO of Tebra

Dan Rodrigues is chief executive officer and co-founder of Tebra, a leading EHR+ platform that goes beyond traditional electronic health records. Tebra empowers over 150,000 healthcare providers to run more efficient and profitable practices while delivering outstanding patient care.

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