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Agentic AI startup Amigo AI raised $11 million in a Series A funding round, CEO Ali Khokhar tells Axios Pro exclusively.

What's next: The company is in talks to raise $30 million to $50 million in Series B financing before the end of the year, Khokhar says.

Follow the money: Madrona led the Series A, with participation from Optum Ventures.

Amigo has raised $17 million total, including a seed round co-led by General Catalyst and GSV Ventures last January.

The NYC-based company is entering a competitive segment and hopes to use new funding to scale quickly, Khokhar says.

How it works: The company's AI agents can fill out patient intake forms, schedule appointments and assist with medication adherence.

Amigo works with hospitals and health systems as well as pharmaceutical companies. It also has plans to work with governments outside of the U.S.

What they're saying: Amigo allows customers to determine when agents will refer users to a human, Khokhar says.

"The trust barrier is massive right now," he says. "And rightfully so, it should be massive. Everyone should be skeptical."

Exclusive: Amigo AI raises $11M for health care AI

The company is entering a competitive segment and has a Series B planned for later this year.

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Agentic AI startup Amigo AI raised $11 million in a Series A funding round, CEO Ali Khokhar tells Axios Pro exclusively.What&#x27;s next: The company is in talks to raise $30 million to $50 million in Series B financing before the end of the year, Khokhar says.

Exclusive: Amigo AI raises $11M for health care AI

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