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AblePay Health Raises $20 Million Series A to Accelerate Growth and Expand Healthcare Affordability Solutions
The funding will expand AblePay’s technology platform and patient-payment services as Americans paid $591 billion out of pocket for healthcare in 2025, CMS said.
- On Wednesday, October 7, 2026, AblePay Health announced completion of a $20 million Series A financing led by F-Prime, with participation from A1 Health Ventures and.406 Ventures.
- Americans paid $591 billion out-of-pocket for healthcare in 2025, a 6% increase, prompting the healthcare affordability company's development to address rising patient costs.
- "Patients need a better way to manage the cost of care," said John Fistner, Founder and CEO of AblePay Health. Principal Nikhil Marathe at F-Prime called the model "differentiated."
- Capital supports AblePay's continued growth and technology platform development while enabling the company to expand services to more health systems nationwide.
- A1 Health Ventures supports health systems operating 110 hospitals and serving over 15 million patients annually, positioning the partnership to accelerate AblePay's adoption across the industry.
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AblePay Health Raises $20 Million Series A to Accelerate Growth and Expand Healthcare Affordability Solutions
F-Prime leads financing, with participation from A1 Health Ventures and .406 Ventures, to help AblePay reach more health systems and patients nationwide
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AblePay Health Raises $20M Series A to Expand Healthcare Payment Platform
Allentown, Pa.-based AblePay Health has raised $20 million in Series A financing led by F-Prime, with participation from A1 Health... The post AblePay Health Raises $20M Series A to Expand Healthcare Payment Platform appeared first on citybiz.
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