Sensi.AI raises $45 million Series C to bring AI into the heart of senior care
The Israeli startup’s “Care Intelligence” platform aims to close the growing gap in global eldercare.
Israeli startup Sensi.AI has raised $45 million in Series C funding to expand its AI-driven platform for senior care. The round was led by Qumra Capital, with participation from existing backers including Zeev Ventures, Insight Partners, Entrée Capital, Flint Capital, and Jibe Ventures. The new capital brings the company’s total funding to more than $98 million.
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By 2030, one in five Americans will be over 65, and roughly 70% of them will require some form of long-term care. Yet the systems designed to support them, from homecare agencies and long-term facilities to families, are straining under cost, labor, and capacity pressures.
Sensi.AI’s solution, which it calls “Care Intelligence,” combines continuous monitoring, predictive analytics, and automation tools to support both seniors and care providers. Its Care Agent uses advanced audio-based AI to detect and anticipate care-related events, offering a “360-degree view” of an older adult’s physical, emotional, and cognitive health. Additional modules, known as Growth and Ops Agents, are designed to automate operational processes and demand management for care agencies, cutting administrative costs and improving responsiveness.
Sensi’s system is trained on what it describes as the largest in-home care dataset in the industry, a foundation that allows its AI to improve over time and adapt to the nuances of human care. The company says its customers, primarily care agencies, have reported 400% revenue growth in the past year, alongside improvements in patient safety, independence, and quality of life.
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“We started with a mission to ensure no older adult is left behind in the aging journey,” said Romi Gubes, CEO and co-founder of Sensi.AI. “With the support of leading investors, we are accelerating innovation at a pace that seniors and the stakeholders who serve them cannot afford to wait for.”
Sensi’s ambitions now extend beyond homecare. The company is expanding into assisted living, independent living, and continuing care retirement communities. It is also collaborating with leading dementia and aging expert Teepa Snow to provide personalized care coaching at the point of need.
With this new funding, Sensi plans to evolve its system into what it calls an “AI Operating System for Senior Care,” a platform that supports agencies, facilities, families, and enterprises in managing and scaling eldercare.
“The immense value that Sensi is already bringing to the entire care ecosystem is a real game changer,” said Boaz Dinte, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Qumra Capital. “The team is trailblazing Care Intelligence with groundbreaking AI technology and meaningful use cases in AgeTech. We’re excited to join forces with Sensi.ai, partnering in their journey to become a truly impactful market leader.”
