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3Y Health builds AI-driven software to empower healthcare providers and reduce administrative burden in the healthcare industry. The company aims to unlock opportunities for clinician entrepreneurs by enabling medical professionals to launch, run, and grow private practices. It has raised over $200 million in funding from investors including Founders Fund, General Catalyst, SoftBank, and 8VC. 3Y Health focuses on supporting independent private practices and clinician entrepreneurs, with a mission to reduce the administrative complexity that accounts for about 40% of healthcare revenue.
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