Certify, a pioneer in provider data intelligence, has secured $40 million in a Series B funding round led by Transformation Capital, with continued investment from General Catalyst, Upfront Ventures, and new funding from SemperVirens. This infusion brings Certify’s total capital raised to $69 million and follows a remarkable triple-year growth trajectory.
Founded and led by Anshul Rathi, CEO, Certify is tackling the chaotic landscape of provider data—where inconsistencies and fragmentation lead to cost overruns, care delays, provider burnout, and patient friction. “[…] build what healthcare has always needed but never had – a single, intelligent source of truth for provider data,” Rathi explained. The platform streamlines credentialing, licensing, monitoring, and roster management into one AI-powered, centralized data layer.
The results are striking: 40% reduction in administrative expenses, 30% improvement in provider data accuracy, 99.8% field-level correctness, and a shift from months to days in provider onboarding. Transformation Capital’s Partner, Scott Rosen, emphasized the company’s unique advantage—its market penetration and network effects in health plans—describe Certify as “transforming the foundational layer that healthcare runs on.”
Editorial Insight: Why Certify’s Data Infrastructure Could Define the Future of Healthcare Operations
Healthcare’s backend is often hobbled by fragmented, outdated data systems—creating missed appointments, denied claims, and frustrated providers. Certify’s holistic, API-first provider data platform offers a rare opportunity to unify this critical infrastructure. By automating credentialing and ensuring accurate, real-time updates, they are not only reducing operational friction, but also laying the groundwork for faster, smarter care delivery across an increasingly digital health ecosystem.
With its current momentum—supported by top-tier investors, exceptional performance metrics, and CEO Anshul Rathi’s decisive vision—Certify is well-positioned to become the de facto infrastructure layer for provider data. As regulators and payers push healthcare toward greater interoperability and accuracy, Certify’s platform could evolve from a tool into an indispensable industry standard.
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