Healthtech Company Freed Raises $30M Series A

Working to help revitalize clinicians, the company will enhance its time-saving healthcare platform with new features.

Published on Mar. 07, 2025
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Freed, a company working to help improve the well-being of clinicians, has secured $30 million in a Series A funding round led by Sequoia Capital. The company will invest the money in enhancing its platform’s features to save clinicians time and reduce burnout.

Within the month, Freed is introducing specialty-specific notes to better cater to the needs of different medical specialties, including psychiatry, mental and behavioral health and emergency medicine, with more areas to roll out later. It’s also launching a template builder and enhancing visit preparation with context from past patient visits. Additionally, Freed is improving EHR integration with a new Chrome extension and will soon introduce more customizable ways to transfer completed notes.

Freed serves more than 17,000 clinicians and generates 70,000 patient notes every day. The platform has helped clinicians save 2.7 million hours, aiming to facilitate a better work-life balance, improved job satisfaction and enhanced patient care.

 

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