Adonis AI RCM Platform

Adonis is a healthcare technology company founded in 2022 and based in New York City that builds an AI orchestration platform for revenue cycle management. It targets the revenue lost to denials, underpayments and stalled claims, which the company says can cost providers 15% or more of potential revenue.

The platform has three parts: Intelligence for analytics on denials, accounts receivable and payer behavior, AI Agents that detect issues and carry claims toward resolution, and Orchestration that coordinates automations. It connects to EHR and practice management systems, billing platforms and payer portals, and serves physician groups, hospitals and health systems.

• Expected reimbursement baseline: models what each claim should be paid.
• AI Agents: context-aware agents that find revenue cycle issues and recommend fixes.
• Intelligence: analytics on denials, accounts receivable and payer behavior.
• Orchestration: coordinates automations to move claims to resolution.
• Integrations: connects to EHR, practice management, billing platforms and payer portals.

A private hospital group in Vietnam could use claim analytics to find underpaid insurer claims. A hospital finance team could monitor denial patterns by insurer and department. A multi-site clinic operator could standardize claim follow-up across facilities.

Flags underpayments, denials and stalled claims against an expected reimbursement baseline. Lets revenue cycle teams act on prioritized issues instead of manual worklists. Connects to existing EHR and billing systems rather than replacing them. The company reports more than 4x revenue growth in 2025 and net retention above 130%.

Rising denial rates and tighter payer policies push providers toward AI-assisted revenue cycle tools. Hospitals in Vietnam and Southeast Asia moving to DRG-style or insurer-managed payment face similar needs for claim analytics and denial prevention.

Founded 2022, New York City. Series C of USD 40M announced 2026-03-25, led by Quadrille Capital with General Catalyst and Bling Capital; total funding over USD 95M. Named to the 2026 New York Digital Health 100.