Arintra raises $21 Mn in Series A round led by Peak XV Partners

Arintra, a medical coding platform has raised $21 million in a Series A funding round led by Peak XV Partners.

The round also saw participation from Endeavor Health Ventures, Y Combinator, Counterpart Ventures, Spider Capital, Ten13, and other strategic investors. 

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The funds will be used to drive adoption across U.S. health systems and physician groups, accelerate product development, scale the team, and launch a new Bay Area headquarters.

“At Arintra, we bring together autonomous medical coding, clinical documentation improvement, and denial prevention in a single platform. By helping providers document what was done, code what was documented, and properly support what was charged, we enable them to secure full, compliant reimbursement at a lower cost, with fewer delays and significantly less manual effort,” said Preeti Bhargava, Co-founder and CTO of Arintra.

“The disruption of the $150 billion healthcare reimbursements industry will be one of AI’s defining impacts. Arintra’s autonomous system tackles one of the hardest challenges for providers; translating clinical documentation into accurate insurance codes so they get paid fairly and fast. The results speak for themselves; providers are recovering millions in lost revenue by partnering with Arintra,” said Mohit Bhatnagar, MD, Peak XV.

About Arintra 

Founded in 2020 by Nitesh Shroff and Preeti Bhargava, Arintra offers a GenAI-native autonomous medical coding platform for healthcare providers, automating the conversion of clinical documentation into accurate insurance codes while integrating clinical documentation improvement (CDI) and denials prevention within a single platform.

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Arintra’s business model helps healthcare providers achieve full, compliant reimbursements while lowering costs, improving claim accuracy, and speeding up cash flow. 

Operating as an enterprise SaaS, it integrates with EHR systems like Epic and Athena to function seamlessly within existing workflows.