AI Copilot WorkDone Bags $1.8M to Help Hospitals Run Smoother

WorkDone, a Y Combinator-backed healthcare AI startup, has raised $1.8 million in pre seed funding to automate clinical compliance and reduce costly documentation errors in hospitals.
The funding round included Pioneer Fund, DVC, Fjor, and respected angel investors like Ryan Chan and Eric Norman.
$1.8M for WorkDone to Automate Compliance with AI
The company’s AI powered compliance copilot plugs directly into hospital EHR systems using HL7 and FHIR standards.
It runs quietly in the background, monitoring real time workflows to detect and fix issues like missed discharge summaries, incorrect medication timing, or incomplete charting before they lead to insurance claim denials or audit risks.
With early results showing:
- 20% faster insurance reimbursements
- 30% less documentation time for providers
- 90% fewer manual chart audits Up to
- 15% revenue recovered from preventable denials
WorkDone has already achieved HIPAA compliance, onboarded several clients in addiction behavioral health treatment centers, and launched sales efforts across California, Texas, and Florida.
“Our mission is simple: eliminate avoidable revenue loss and give doctors their time back,” said the WorkDone founding team.