Doctronic Raises $20M to Make Primary Care Instantly Accessible Through AI-Powered Medical Consultations

"Doctronic addresses this access problem by delivering AI-powered medical consultations in minutes rather than weeks, combining free, anonymous symptom assessments with on-demand access to licensed physicians across all 50 states for $39 per video visit. The platform has already processed over 15 million medical conversations with more than 1 million unique users, handling 50,000 weekly visits through its collective intelligence architecture where multiple specialized AI agents engage in clinical reasoning under physician oversight."

"We raised $20M in our Series A, led by Lightspeed Venture Partners. Union Square Ventures, who led our seed round in February, participated alongside several strategic investors including Tusk Ventures, Seven Stars, Mantis Ventures, and DVC. We had some incredible angels come in too like Fei-fei Li, Jay Desai, and Scott Belsky. We're grateful to work with investors who understand both healthcare's complexity and AI's potential."

"With recent peer-reviewed research showing 99.2% treatment alignment with board-certified clinicians, Doctronic operates as a complementary force for an overstretched healthcare system projected to face a shortage of 124,000 physicians by 2034."

U.S. healthcare faces an access crisis with average waits of three weeks for primary care and nearly one-third of adults lacking consistent access. Many patients turn to Google and WebMD, risking disconnects from reliable clinical guidance. Doctronic offers AI-powered consultations in minutes with free anonymous symptom assessments and licensed physician video visits across all 50 states for $39 per visit. The platform has processed over 15 million medical conversations from more than 1 million users and manages 50,000 weekly visits. Multiple specialized AI agents perform clinical reasoning under physician oversight, and peer-reviewed research shows 99.2% treatment alignment with board-certified clinicians. Total funding reached $25M, including a $20M Series A led by Lightspeed.

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