Sage lands $65M to expand AI in senior care
New York-based Sage has raised $65 million in a Series C funding round led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives, as the company looks to scale its AI-powered platform across senior living and long-term care facilities in the United States.
The startup’s technology is designed to help care teams monitor residents more effectively, with a focus on predicting and preventing falls—one of the most common and costly risks in aging care. By applying AI to resident data and facility workflows, Sage aims to surface early warning signals and support faster interventions.
Unifying fragmented health records
A key part of the company’s pitch is data integration. Senior care providers often use multiple systems that do not communicate cleanly, creating gaps in resident histories and operational visibility. Sage said it is working to unify electronic health record (EHR) data across widely used platforms, including ALIS and PointClickCare, to provide a more consistent view of resident status and care needs.
Scaling across U.S. aging facilities
The company plans to use the new capital to accelerate growth and deployment across U.S. aging facilities, expanding its reach in senior living communities and other long-term care settings. Funding may also support product development and additional integrations as providers seek tools that can improve outcomes while reducing administrative burden.
The round underscores continued investor interest in applying AI to healthcare operations, particularly in areas facing staffing constraints and rising demand. With the U.S. population aging, solutions that combine predictive analytics with interoperable records are increasingly positioned as core infrastructure for modern senior care.
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