Tebra, a private practice platform designed to streamline operations for healthcare providers, has closed $250 million in financing led by Hildred, a growth-focused investment firm. The capital infusion will be used to accelerate the integration of artificial intelligence across key areas of clinical workflows, including clinical documentation, billing automation, and practice marketing. The funding marks a significant milestone for Tebra, which has been building tools to help small to mid-sized medical practices reduce administrative burdens and improve patient care. By leveraging AI, the company aims to automate time-consuming tasks such as transcribing patient visits, generating accurate medical records, and optimizing insurance claims processing. Tebra’s platform already offers features like real-time voice-to-text documentation, smart coding assistance, and digital marketing tools tailored to healthcare providers. With the new investment, the company plans to expand its AI capabilities, enhance data security, and scale its technology to reach more practices across the U.S. The move comes as healthcare organizations increasingly turn to AI-driven solutions to address staffing shortages, rising operational costs, and the growing complexity of medical documentation. Tebra’s focus on practical, clinician-friendly tools positions it as a key player in the growing intersection of AI and healthcare operations. The company said the investment will also support product innovation, customer support, and strategic partnerships. Hildred’s leadership in the round reflects growing confidence in AI’s role in transforming healthcare delivery and practice management.