Funding profile · Emergency medical services software

CareSwift

A single reported round: $500,000 tied to Y Combinator’s Summer 2025 batch. No SEC Form D has been filed under CareSwift’s name, and no federal grant record exists to cross check the figure.

$500KTotal funding on record, university and aggregator reported (2025)
0Form D filings found under CareSwift on SEC EDGAR
$0NSF, NIH or other federal grant funding on record
2 to 3People on the team, per Y Combinator and an aggregator listing

Data as of September 25, 2026. Company-reported and third party figures are labeled.

Rounds at a glance

When Round Amount Investors Source
2025 Y Combinator, Summer 2025 batch $500,000 Y Combinator University reporting
Listed as Jan 1, 2025 Seed, per aggregator $500,000 Not named Aggregator

What the filings show

Nothing. A search of SEC EDGAR’s full text search for “CareSwift” returned zero filings, and an EDGAR company name search for “careswift” under Form D returned no matching companies, both checked September 25, 2026. That is consistent with a company that has raised only a Y Combinator check: YC typically invests through a standard SAFE, and a company that has not yet closed a priced round or a larger Regulation D offering may have nothing to file. It is also consistent with a raise made under an exemption that does not require a Form D, or with a filing under a legal entity name that does not contain the word CareSwift. The absence of a filing is not proof that no other money has moved.

Reading the record

  1. One figure, two sources, two different dates.St. John’s University reported in July 2025 that the founders had “recently received $500,000 of funding” ahead of joining Y Combinator’s Summer 2025 batch. A separate listing on StartupHub.ai gives the same $500,000 figure but dates it to January 1, 2025, five months before the founders say they were accepted into YC. A January 1 date on a specific dollar figure is a common placeholder for a listing that could not pin down an exact date, not necessarily a second round.
  2. No lead investor is named for the $500,000.Every account describes the money as coming from Y Combinator itself, consistent with YC’s standard batch investment, rather than a priced seed round with a venture lead.
  3. No non-dilutive money on record.Unlike many healthcare startups, CareSwift shows no NSF or NIH award, which is expected for a documentation product rather than a research or device company, but it also means there is no second, independent number to check the $500,000 against.
  4. Team size is reported two ways.Y Combinator’s own company page lists a team of 2. StartupHub.ai says CareSwift has “approximately 3 people on record.” A hiring push, including a founding full-stack engineer and a founding account executive role posted in 2025, suggests the company was trying to grow past its founding trio.

Commercial signals

Signal Detail Source type
Accelerator status Y Combinator Summer 2025 batch, listed active, primary partner Tyler Bosmeny. Public record
Hiring 2025 postings for a founding full-stack engineer ($120K to $180K plus 0.5 to 1.0 percent equity) and a founding account executive in New York, both requiring EMS familiarity. Public record
Customers A job posting asks engineers to “maintain close engagement with our customers,” implying paying or piloting agencies by mid-2025. None named. No procurement or council record found. Not found
Revenue claims Company materials cite roughly $200,000 to $219,000 in additional annual revenue recovered per ambulance, without a named agency or underlying data. Company-stated
Product scope Earlier company materials described direct ePCR integration and auto populated fields. The current site says CareSwift does not write back, synchronize, or submit charts, and providers copy narratives in manually. Differs across company materials

What to watch

  • A Form D, if CareSwift closes a larger Regulation D offering beyond its YC check.
  • An amended or clarified account of the $500,000, since the two public figures disagree on timing.
  • Named agency customers or a disclosed contract value.
  • Outcome of Y Combinator’s September 9, 2025 Demo Day, which is not covered in any source found.

The CareSwift story on Healthcare DiscoveryHealthcare Discovery

Related companies

  • Amby Health: Similar focus. A two-person Y Combinator startup that launched in early 2025 with a pitch to automate billing and quality review for ambulance agencies
  • HelpNow: Similar focus. An app that aggregates private ambulances and converts rideshare cabs into medical first responder vehicles in India
  • Adentris: Similar focus. An AI compliance copilot that reads hospital and clinic EHRs the way a trained reviewer would, looking for documentation gaps before they turn into denied claims
  • Andy AI: Similar focus. An AI ambient scribe built to turn a home health nurse's recorded visit into a completed OASIS chart

Sources

  1. Public recordCareSwift company page, Y CombinatorY Combinator · Summer 2025 batch
  2. Public recordFounding Full-Stack Engineer job postingY Combinator jobs board, via Wayback Machine · captured Aug 18, 2025
  3. Public recordEDGAR full text search and company name search for CareSwift, no Form D foundSEC EDGAR · checked Sep 25, 2026
  4. IndependentLocal Students Earn $500,000 to Develop Tech Platform for EMTsSt. John’s University · Jul 21, 2025
  5. IndependentCareSwift, $500K Raised, Reviews, Pricing & AlternativesStartupHub.ai · Jul 30, 2026
  6. IndependentCareSwift: Funding, Team & InvestorsStartup Intros · accessed 2026
  7. CompanyCareSwift Platform page, careswift.aiCareSwift, via Wayback Machine · captured Jan 12, 2026
  8. CompanyEMS Narrative Software for Agencies, careswift.comCareSwift · accessed 2026

Compiled from SEC EDGAR searches and published reports as of September 25, 2026. No SEC Form D was found under CareSwift’s name. Healthcare Venture Capital Fund holds no position in CareSwift. This page is not an offer to sell or a recommendation to buy any security.