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MedHaul, a B2B platform that coordinates medical transport for high-acuity patients, has raised $4.1M in a new funding round, bringing its total to $7M. The platform serves cancer, kidney disease, maternal health, and behavioral health patients across 17 states. Funds will go toward expanding oncology services and integrating with Epic.
MedHaul, a medical transport coordination platform built for high-needs patients, just secured $4.1M in a new funding round led by Black Ops VC, bringing its total raised to $7M. The company is tackling a deeply fragmented and manual industry — one where booking a single ride can take over two hours. Its tech matches patients with appropriate transport based on acuity and accommodation needs (think wheelchairs and stretchers), and lets care teams schedule, track, and manage billing all in one place.
The platform operates across 17 states, primarily serving patients in oncology, kidney disease, maternal health, and behavioral health. Oncology alone accounts for 60% of rides booked. New funds will be used to deepen that focus and support an upcoming Epic integration.
By the Numbers:
Why it matters: Transportation barriers contribute to over 25% of missed clinic appointments, costing the healthcare system an estimated $150B annually. For patients with chronic or serious conditions, missed appointments are linked to higher mortality — making platforms like MedHaul a critical piece of the care access puzzle.