Overview
Amperos combines AI agents with revenue-cycle specialists to recover healthcare insurance revenue. It can take on insurance collections end to end or support defined parts of an existing billing operation.
What Amperos does
Amperos works claims from submission through follow-up and payment. Its service includes routine payer workflows, first-touch denials, resubmissions and more complex recovery work, with experienced revenue-cycle staff involved where the claim needs additional expertise.
A deployment team maps the customer’s workflows, payer priorities and standard operating procedures into the system. That configuration determines how claims are queued, which follow-ups are performed and which rules govern the work. The customer can delegate a complete insurance-collections operation or a narrower workstream.
The intended customers are healthcare providers and RCM organizations with claims that require repeated administrative effort. The combination of agents and specialists makes Amperos a delivery partner for collections work, rather than only a calling tool or a dashboard for tracking receivables.
Differentiation
Compared with staffing alone
Amperos combines automation with specialists and customer-specific operating rules, rather than adding people to carry out every repeatable payer interaction manually.
Compared with RCM software
The engagement can include carrying out the collection work. Its specialists and deployment team form part of the service, alongside the underlying agents.
Track record
Amperos publishes a named Providence Anesthesia case study explaining the use of its agentic workforce within an insurance-collections operation.
Company details
- Headquarters
- New York, New York City, New York, United States
- Stage
- Series A
- Funding
- $16M Series A round
Founders & leadership
Investors & backers
$16M Series A announced in April 2026, led by Bessemer Venture Partners.
Bessemer Venture Partners
Uncork Capital
Neo
