Arbital Health: $31 Million Series B Raised For Advancing Value-Based Care Risk Contracting

By Amit Chowdhry ● Aug 4, 2025

Arbital Health, a healthcare technology company providing essential infrastructure for managing risk-based contracts, recently announced a $31 million Series B funding round led by Valtruis, with participation from Transformation Capital, Shaper Capital, and Healthy Ventures.

This investment will enhance Arbital Health’s capabilities for payers and providers, accelerating the monitoring and management of value-based care contracts. It will also support the growth of the company’s actuarial team and expand its AI-powered platform, which aims to improve patient outcomes and financial performance.

Since its founding in 2024, Arbital Health has built a client roster of over 40 payers, providers, and integrated delivery networks, onboarding more than 600,000 patient lives to its platform. The company has strengthened partnerships with organizations such as HarmonyCares, Aligned Marketplace, Arkos Health, and Complete Health to meet better the demand for effective management of complex risk-based contracts.

KEY QUOTES:

“Arbital Health has built something the healthcare industry desperately needs: the critical infrastructure that empowers payers and providers to reconcile their risk-based contracts with accelerated performance insights. By combining healthcare’s top actuaries with an advanced, AI-powered platform that automates complex actuarial workflows, Arbital Health is transforming how financial and performance risk is understood and managed across the system. We’re proud to support their team as they drive growth, value, and better outcomes in healthcare.

Mike Spadafore, Managing Director at Valtruis

“Value-based care remains the most effective way to align financial results with better patient outcomes and build a more sustainable healthcare system. However, aligning on outcomes remains overly complex and healthcare organizations today lack the transparency, tools, and support needed to succeed. Travis May and I founded Arbital Health to solve this challenge by building the critical infrastructure for the market, powered by leading actuarial expertise and AI-driven technology. By enabling our clients to better monitor, manage, and reconcile risk-based contracts, we’re helping them make smarter decisions, reduce financial risk, and improve patient outcomes. This new funding will accelerate our mission to transform how the industry manages value-based care.”

Brian Overstreet, Co-Founder, President, and CEO of Arbital Health

 

 

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