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Cedar

Patient financial experience platform unifying billing, payments, coverage and support for healthcare providers.
Patient Financial ExperiencePayments & Collections
2016
New York City
Venture-backed

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Patient financial experience platform unifying billing, payments, coverage and support for healthcare providers.

Patient billingPatient paymentsCoverage enrollmentDenials resolutionFinancial assistanceAI voice supportPatient financial engagement

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Key findings

Research highlights

Cedar's moat is increasingly the interaction and payment dataset plus demonstrated collections ROI, not simply a better digital bill-pay interface.

Novant Health reported $30M+ net profit improvement in 12 months with Cedar Pay and 7x ROI

Cedar reported athenaOne practice partners averaging 3x ROI and 87% patient satisfaction

Raised $200M Series D at $3.2B valuation, bringing total disclosed funding above $350M

RevCycleAI Intelligence Scores

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Market Matrix: Major Contender · Impact 64 · Capability 67

Funding & transaction history

5 tracked
2021-06-01 · Acquisition · Undisclosed

Cedar agreed to acquire OODA Health to combine payer and provider data into a broader consumer financial experience platform.

2021-03-09 · Series D · $200M

Cedar raised $200 million at a $3.2 billion valuation, bringing total disclosed funding above $350 million.

2020-06-22 · Series C + venture debt · $102M

Cedar announced more than $102 million of Series C financing, consisting of $77 million in venture capital and $25 million in JPMorgan venture debt, bringing total capital raised to $157 million.

2018-06-25 · Series B · $36M

Cedar raised $36 million in Series B funding led by Kinnevik to scale its patient financial management platform.

2017-12-06 · Series A · $13M

Cedar launched publicly with $13 million in Series A funding to build its patient financial management and payment platform.