The operations stack for biologic infusion clinics
Ruma Care automates all admin work for infusion clinics - starting with prior authorizations & copay assistance enrollment.
Biologics are expensive medications that cost $80-$150K+ per year per patient, and often need to be administered in specific settings called infusion clinics. Medical providers buy these drugs up front to secure pricing deals and safer inventory - they are reimbursed for the cost of the medications through the patients’ insurance.
Current medical workflows aren't built for infusion clinics. Inventory, storage, transport, and billing is still managed through paper and excel spreadsheets. And because they’re so expensive, these specialty medications are denied by insurers at a rate of 37% each year. When they are denied, when workflows fail, or patients are infused before paperwork is cleared, providers don’t get reimbursed for the medication and are left covering the costs. Ruma Care solves this so clinics get paid, patients get treated faster, and care teams spend less time fighting forms.
We do this in three ways:
We turn a process that traditionally spans 70+ online portals, disparate paper forms, and manual phone calling into a single, streamlined platform. As we process prior authorizations, our models learn from denial patterns to understand exactly what insurers need to see to get a prior authorization approved.
Total raised
$2.5M
Last stage
Seed
Investors
Meng Fei Shen
Co-founder & CEO @ Ruma Care (W26). Previously, led Uber One global to 13M+ members and AI integrations for 100K+ suppliers at Walmart Data Ventures. Runs a 120+ person music collective in SF @juicytrees
LinkedInChristina Huang
Previously led integrations with United Healthcare at Medallion, and built robots, multimodal models, and voice-assisted experiences at Apple. Experienced biologics as a patient herself. Yale University alumna.
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