Funding profile · Nursing workflow AI

Kabilah

A Y Combinator backed nursing AI company with a small disclosed seed round and no SEC Form D on file under its own name. Here is what the aggregator data shows, and where the public record has nothing to check it against.

$500KTotal funding, aggregator estimate (PitchBook, Tracxn)
2Investors named: Y Combinator and Pioneer Fund (PitchBook)
0SEC Form D filings found under “Kabilah” in EDGAR full text search
W24Y Combinator batch

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

Rounds at a glance

When Round Amount Investors Source
Feb 1, 2024 Accelerator investment Not disclosed Y Combinator PitchBook
Mar 26, 2024 Seed round Not disclosed on the round; $500K cited as total funding Y Combinator, Pioneer Fund PitchBook
2024 Seed, one round total $500,000 Not itemized Tracxn

What the filings show

Nothing. A search of the SEC’s EDGAR full text index for the word “Kabilah,” run with no form restriction and again restricted to Form D, returned zero results on September 25, 2026. No Form D, no Form D amendment and no other filing appears under that name. The company’s own EDGAR CIK, if one exists, was not located by name search either.

Reading the gap

  1. Small rounds can legally skip Form D.A company that raises money under Section 4(a)(2) of the Securities Act rather than the Regulation D safe harbor files no Form D at all. A $500,000 raise from an accelerator and a single named fund is well within the range where a company might use that route, or where counsel might decide the offering does not need the filing.
  2. The number comes from aggregators, not a primary filing.PitchBook and Tracxn both independently report the same rough figure, $500,000, which is some corroboration between two commercial data services. Neither source publishes the underlying document, and neither is a public record in the SEC sense.
  3. The two aggregators do not fully agree with each other or with the company’s own current listing.PitchBook and Tracxn both give a Stanford, CA headquarters, sourced to the company’s founding era. Kabilah’s own 2026 Y Combinator job postings list New York, NY. Aggregator profiles that are not refreshed can lag a company’s current facts by a year or more.
  4. The company’s own leadership listing has also moved.Tracxn’s team page lists Sarah Raza as Co-Founder and CEO. The company’s own 2026 Y Combinator jobs page lists Umar Nadeem as CEO and Sarah Raza as CTO. Whether that is a title change since 2024 or simply an error in one listing is not resolved by anything in the public record.
  5. No later round has surfaced.Neither aggregator, nor any article found, describes a round after the 2024 seed. The company has not announced a Series A as of September 25, 2026.

Commercial signals

Signal Detail Source type
Accelerator Y Combinator Winter 2024 batch, status Active as of Sep 25, 2026. YC data
Hiring Two open Founding Engineer roles in New York, NY, $110K to $160K base plus 0.5% to 3% equity, as of Sep 25, 2026. YC data
Customers No hospital, health system or nursing school named. A 2024 post says the founders were signing on their next two health systems. Company-stated
Recognition Finalist, HIMSS 2025 Emerge Innovation Experience, and finalist, ViVE 2025 Startup Pitch Competition. Company-stated
Press One contributed trade press piece found, Becker’s Hospital Review, March 2026, discussing the company’s ROI argument for nursing AI without naming a customer health system. Independent

What to watch

  • A first Form D, if the company raises under Regulation D going forward.
  • Named customer health systems and any published pricing or adoption numbers.
  • Clarification of which founder currently holds the CEO title.
  • A Series A announcement or confirmation that Y Combinator and Pioneer Fund remain the only outside investors.

The Kabilah story on Healthcare DiscoveryHealthcare Discovery

Related companies

  • Medisas: Similar focus. A hospital doctor who could program set out to replace the scrap of paper that care teams pass between shifts
  • CareRev: Similar focus. A per diem shift marketplace that let hospitals book local nurses by the day
  • Call9: Similar focus. A company that put emergency medicine inside nursing homes, with first responders at the bedside and emergency physicians on a screen
  • Elemeno Health: Similar focus. A point of care microlearning app for hospital nurses and technicians, built by a pediatric intensivist who lost his sister to a surgical error

Sources

  1. Public recordSEC EDGAR full text search for “Kabilah,” all forms and Form DSEC · accessed Sep 25, 2026
  2. Data aggregatorKabilah company profile, valuation and fundingPitchBook · accessed Jul 31, 2026
  3. Data aggregatorKabilah company profile, funding and investorsTracxn · accessed 2026
  4. YC dataKabilah company pageY Combinator · accessed Sep 25, 2026
  5. YC dataJobs at Kabilah, with founder titles, batch and locationY Combinator · accessed Sep 25, 2026
  6. IndependentBeyond Documentation: How Kabilah Is Redefining ROI for Nursing AIBecker’s Hospital Review, Nikhil Gaikwad · March 18, 2026
  7. CompanyLaunch YC: Kabilah, Simplifying patient handoff for inpatient nursesY Combinator launch post · Feb 19, 2024

Compiled from SEC and other public records and published reports as of September 25, 2026. Form D notices report offerings under Regulation D; a company that raises under a different exemption may show no Form D at all. Healthcare Venture Capital Fund holds no position in Kabilah. This page is not an offer to sell or a recommendation to buy any security.