Health Force Raises €4.2 Mn to Expand AI Agents for Hospital Operations

The company is developing AI agents designed to help hospitals manage and automate their daily operations.

The funding round was led by LUMO Labs, with participation from Step Venture, Next Tier Ventures, Target Global, and Calm/Storm.

“As hospitals look for ways to improve efficiency without placing further strain on their teams, solutions that can automate repetitive processes securely and reliably are becoming increasingly important. With proven deployments across leading European hospitals, Health Force has built a strong foundation for scale, and we look forward to supporting the team in its next phase of growth,” said Jorge Blasco, Partner at LUMO Labs.

“Hospitals don’t need another dashboard, they need the work done. We offer hospitals pre-trained AI agents that log into existing systems and complete real work. All agents run on the same platform, which means hospitals work with one partner to solve many problems. It also means overcoming Europe’s market fragmentation: the same platform automating hospital-insurance workflows in Italy automates SICA reporting in Portugal, and aims to automate KHVVG reporting in Germany next,” said Haddad, co-founder and CEO at Health Force.

“We backed Health Force at pre-seed and are thrilled to double down. This team cracked what many called impossible: automating hospital operations inside Europe’s most complex, legacy-bound systems,” said Peter Roos, Partner and CFO at Target Global.

Health Force was founded in Vienna in 2022 by Fadi Haddad and Dr. Juan Suárez. The company is building technology to help hospitals across Europe manage their daily operations.

Its AI agents can automate repetitive administrative tasks, helping hospitals reduce costs, avoid errors, and save time.

Health Force says hospitals across Europe are facing a growing capacity gap. Demand for healthcare is increasing, while it is becoming harder to hire enough staff for administrative and operational work. This can lead to backlogs and delays.

The company is developing AI agents designed to help hospitals manage and automate their daily operations.

The funding round was led by LUMO Labs, with participation from Step Venture, Next Tier Ventures, Target Global, and Calm/Storm.

“As hospitals look for ways to improve efficiency without placing further strain on their teams, solutions that can automate repetitive processes securely and reliably are becoming increasingly important. With proven deployments across leading European hospitals, Health Force has built a strong foundation for scale, and we look forward to supporting the team in its next phase of growth,” said Jorge Blasco, Partner at LUMO Labs.

“Hospitals don’t need another dashboard, they need the work done. We offer hospitals pre-trained AI agents that log into existing systems and complete real work. All agents run on the same platform, which means hospitals work with one partner to solve many problems. It also means overcoming Europe’s market fragmentation: the same platform automating hospital-insurance workflows in Italy automates SICA reporting in Portugal, and aims to automate KHVVG reporting in Germany next,” said Haddad, co-founder and CEO at Health Force.

“We backed Health Force at pre-seed and are thrilled to double down. This team cracked what many called impossible: automating hospital operations inside Europe’s most complex, legacy-bound systems,” said Peter Roos, Partner and CFO at Target Global.

Health Force was founded in Vienna in 2022 by Fadi Haddad and Dr. Juan Suárez. The company is building technology to help hospitals across Europe manage their daily operations.

Its AI agents can automate repetitive administrative tasks, helping hospitals reduce costs, avoid errors, and save time.

Health Force says hospitals across Europe are facing a growing capacity gap. Demand for healthcare is increasing, while it is becoming harder to hire enough staff for administrative and operational work. This can lead to backlogs and delays.

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