AngelEye Health  a technology company dedicated to enhancing neonatal and pediatric inpatient care  has successfully closed a $9 million Series C funding round, with Mountain Group Partners and existing backers participating. The round also includes a complementary debt facility, strengthening the company’s capital base for growth and innovation. Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, has joined the round as a new strategic investor, underscoring health systems’ increasing interest in AI-enabled tools that support clinicians and families in critical care settings. 

AngelEye’s platform is already deployed in more than 350 hospitals nationwide, supporting workflows across neonatal intensive care units (NICU) and pediatric intensive care units (PICU). The suite of tools provided by AngelEye includes secure livestream video for family connection, feeding workflow support, comprehensive documentation modules, and discharge readiness tools  all designed to streamline clinical operations and enhance the experience for families and care teams alike. 

With this funding, AngelEye plans to advance its AIVision product, which imbues its platform with deeper AI-driven insights, helping clinical teams identify issues earlier and tailor care more efficiently. In addition to expanding its product capabilities, the company will invest in commercial expansion to bring its pediatric care workflows to more hospitals and unit types. Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s participation not only contributes capital but also brings leadership alignment; its Vice President of Finance and Treasury, Luke Brown, will join AngelEye’s board as an observer  a move that signals clinical and operational endorsement from a major pediatric health institution. 

AngelEye’s growth reflects broader health-tech trends where digital platforms combined with AI play a critical role in enhancing operational performance, family engagement, and real-time decision support in critical care environments. The company’s emphasis on family connectivity, clinical documentation efficiency and AI insights positions it as a key partner for hospitals aiming to modernize pediatric care workflows.