Bunkerhill Health, which uses AI agents for hospital tasks like managing wait times, raised a $25M Series B led by Khosla, bringing its total funding to $55M
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AI agents are moving from pilots to line items in hospital ops budgets—$55M into Bunkerhill is a bet that queue management, routing, and admin work become software-first. If you sell into providers, assume your buyer will soon have an agent layer you either plug into or compete with.
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