Healthcare AI startup Teton.ai raises $20M in funding to transform senior care with predictive AI

Copenhagen-based Teton.ai is betting that the future of senior care lies in predicting problems before they spiral into emergencies. The healthcare AI startup just raised a $20 million Series A round led by Plural, with participation from Bertelsmann Investments, Antler Elevate, Nebular, and follow-on backing from PSV Tech.

Founded in Denmark, Teton.ai builds technology that observes and interprets what happens inside care facilities—residents, staff, and the environment—then feeds those insights back as actionable data. Think of it as a “digital twin” for care homes, one that doesn’t rely on wearables or intrusive video feeds but instead uses AI and computer vision to anticipate issues and guide decisions.

In a blog post, CEO Mikkel Wad Thorsen sid the broken economics of senior care demand a reset:

“The economics of senior care and healthcare are broken: costs rise, staff burn out, and outcomes suffer. Shifting care from reactive to predictive changes the equation. Emergencies decline, staffing is planned with precision, and every intervention creates value. At its core, this is a deflationary technology, making top-tier care more abundantly accessible to more people.”

From Copenhagen to U.S. Expansion: Teton.ai Raises $20M to Reinvent Elder Care with Predictive AI

The fresh funding will fuel Teton’s U.S. expansion, deepen its footprint across Europe, and grow its engineering team. The company has already partnered with Nvidia to build what it says is the largest point-of-care dataset in senior care, grown ARR 13x since seed, and is piloting its system with major U.S. asset owners to extend predictive care to hundreds of thousands of residents.

Investors see the momentum. “Teton is at the cutting edge of a much-needed transformation in healthcare,” said Taavet Hinrikus, Partner at Plural. “Within a short time, its technology is already reducing costs and resource needs while achieving the most important thing – improved health outcomes.”

The startup claims its approach reduces falls by 82%, saves caregivers 25% of their time daily, and boosts staff retention by 28%. Families gain transparency into loved ones’ well-being, operators see measurable ROI, and residents benefit from safer, more personalized care.

With a total addressable market of $220 billion spanning the U.S., Europe, and Asia, Teton.ai is positioning itself to become a central player in predictive healthcare. Its pitch is simple: stop treating care as reactive, start planning for it in advance, and deliver better results for everyone involved.