US-based healthtech startup CertifyOS raises $14.5 million in funding led by General Catalyst

US-based healthtech startup CertifyOS has raised $14.5 million (about Rs 115 crore) in its Series A round, led by General Catalyst.

Existing backers Upfront Ventures, Max Ventures, and Arkitekt Ventures also participated in the round.

CertifyOS delivers API-first credentialing, licensing, enrolment, and network monitoring to payors, providers, health systems, and digital health companies in the United States. Founded by Anshul Rathi, it operates out of India.


CertifyOS has added more than 25 new customers and grown its team five-fold since the start of the year. It currently serves dozens of customers across the United States.

The startup plans to use the fresh capital to grow its commercial, product and engineering teams, enhance its existing insurance credentialing platform, and expand product offerings to include hospital credentialing, privileging, network accuracy, adequacy, and directory management.

“This funding reinforces market conviction around the importance of integrating provider data silos to make information accessible, transparent, and actionable,” Rathi, also its chief executive, said in a statement.

The Series A funding will “allow us to create the mid-level infrastructure that connects all of the disparate data sources currently housing primary provider data, eliminating the borders and friction to scaling networks that exist in healthcare today,” he added.