Translucent brings its AI platform to health systems across the country like Duly Health and Care, Wray Hospital and Clinic, and Springfield Clinic, to give leaders early visibility into financial risk and a clear path to respond

NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Translucent, the AI platform for healthcare finance, today announced a $27 million Series A funding round led by GV (Google Ventures), with continued participation from NEA, Virtue, and FPV Ventures. The preemptive, oversubscribed round comes just months after the company’s $7 million seed round, announced in August 2025, reflecting the urgent need for real-time financial visibility in an industry facing unprecedented fiscal pressure.

“Healthcare organizations are in trouble, and the financial infrastructure that should help leaders respond is fundamentally broken. That’s why healthcare needs a true financial operating system built for this moment.” – Jack O’Hara, CEO of TranslucentShare

Healthcare spending was projected to reach $5.6 trillion by the end of 2025, a 7.1% increase from the year prior, and early signs indicate that costs will only continue to rise in 2026. However, that growth isn’t translating into sustainable margins. Healthcare finance has crossed a threshold where the volume and complexity of data across siloed areas like labor, supplies, claims and contract economics, equipment, and other cost centers make real-time, manual reconciliation impractical, forcing human teams to manage the business in hindsight. Without real-time visibility, organizations can’t identify where revenue is leaking or take action fast enough to make meaningful changes. This lack of financial visibility contributed to 20 hospital bankruptcies and 23 hospital and emergency department closures last year. Currently, more than 700 rural hospitals are at risk of closure, displacing patients and making access to care even more challenging.

“Healthcare organizations are in trouble, and the financial infrastructure that should help leaders respond is fundamentally broken. That’s why healthcare needs a true financial operating system built for this moment,” said Jack O’Hara, founder and CEO of Translucent. “We built Translucent to give hospitals and clinics what they desperately need: real-time clarity and control, so they can catch problems early enough to act and keep their doors open for the patients who need them.”

Translucent is the first agentic AI platform for healthcare finance. It consolidates operational, clinical, and financial data into a unified view, continuously monitoring signals across the organization to surface real-time financial insights and identify root causes the moment they emerge. Translucent replaces the patchwork of disparate tools, spreadsheets, and manual operations that have historically defined healthcare financial operations, giving teams a shared source of up-to-date truth. Rather than waiting for month-end close or pulling static reports, organizations can build plans that reflect what’s happening right now and take action before problems compound.

Healthcare organizations such as Northwestern Medicine, Duly Health and Care, Wray Hospital and Clinic, and Springfield Clinic will be using Translucent to improve their financial health. Even small operational improvements, such as cutting weeks of manual reconciliation from core FP&A workflows or uncovering multi-million-dollar provider productivity opportunities, can shift a department from loss to margin-positive.

“Operating in an environment where every margin point matters, we see Translucent as an important tool that has the potential to help us improve the scale and visibility needed to better understand where revenue and operational opportunities exist,” said John Orsini, Chief Financial Officer, Northwestern Medicine. “By bringing our clinical and financial teams together around the same real-time data, we look forward to improving alignment and supporting decisions that strengthen both our organization and the care we provide.”

“In rural healthcare, you are forced to do more with less,” said John Everett, Chief Financial Officer at Wray Community District Hospital and Clinics. “Translucent gives our team the AI-powered analysis to actually see how we’re performing in real time so we can make business-critical decisions today, not six months from now. For a rural hospital like ours, that kind of financial clarity is how we grow and how we survive.”

Translucent founder Jack O’Hara witnessed the impact of opaque financial operations during his time at ChenMed and in rural health settings, where a single missed process could jeopardize an entire facility.

“Jack and the Translucent team are building a critical pillar for healthcare operations, sitting alongside the EHR, ERP, and billing systems,” said Crystal Huang, General Partner at GV. “They bring transformative visibility to healthcare operators, enabling them to thrive financially in a highly dynamic economic environment. We are proud to partner with them on this essential mission to modernize financial infrastructure for providers.”

With this funding, Translucent will accelerate product development and expand its team to bring real-time financial intelligence to more health systems across the U.S., helping healthcare organizations stabilize operations and protect access to care at a time when it matters most.

Learn more about Translucent here.

About Translucent

Translucent is building a world where hospitals and clinics don’t have to choose between financial health and patient health. The company’s agentic AI platform delivers real-time visibility and always-on root cause identification at scale, giving healthcare finance teams the clarity to maintain both strong finances and excellent patient care. Translucent is backed by GV, NEA, Virtue, and FPV Ventures, and serves health systems and medical groups across the United States.

Contacts

Katy Goldstein for Translucent
650-464-1545
katy@katygoldsteincomms.com

Abby McAdams for Translucent
503-913-8097
abby@asmcomms.com

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