Harbera (YC W25) — AI healthcare provider credentialing software
Harbera helps clinic keep their doctors credentialed and compliant. Our AI software continuously monitors and proactively helps admin teams re-credential doctors, preventing denied claims, disruptions in patient care, and lost revenue caused by doctors falling out-of-network.
Harbera is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2025 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: AI Healthcare Provider Credentialing Software. The founders listed are Sophia Clark (Founder/CEO), Veronica Nutting (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, February 13, 2025).
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Harbera helps clinic keep their doctors credentialed and compliant. Our AI software continuously monitors and proactively helps admin teams re-credential doctors, preventing denied claims, disruptions in patient care, and lost revenue caused by doctors falling out-of-network.
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Harbera — Begin revenue cycle automation with Harbera
Harbera automates the revenue cycle work behind fee schedules and credentialing, helping teams move faster from fee schedules to billable providers.
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Sophia Clark
Founder/CEO
Building Harbera. Previously engineer at House Rx (specialty pharmacy tech startup). Engineering intern at Facebook and Bridgewater; investment analyst at Inkef Capital (European health + tech VC). Studied Computer Science at Harvard with Veronica.
Veronica Nutting
Founder/CTO
Building Harbera. Previously backend engineer at Stripe. Investment engineering intern at Bridgewater; ML intern at Alife Health (fertility AI startup). Studied Computer Science at Harvard with Sophia.
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