Insight backs TytoCare’s next phase in AI-powered virtual care

TytoCare is tying new capital to a leadership change as it pushes deeper into AI-powered virtual care. The company said it has raised more than $25 million in a funding round led by Insight Partners and has named Adam Pellegrini as CEO.

TytoCare builds AI-powered remote exams for virtual care. In this announcement, the company framed the financing around two priorities: expanding those remote exam capabilities and scaling its virtual care infrastructure.

The round type was not disclosed. What was disclosed is the lead backer: Insight Partners. The company also made clear that this is not just a balance-sheet update. By pairing the funding news with the appointment of Pellegrini, TytoCare is signaling that its next stretch will focus on execution as much as product expansion.

The use of proceeds is specific. TytoCare plans to put the money toward expanding AI-powered remote exams and scaling the infrastructure that supports virtual care delivery. That places the company squarely in the part of healthcare focused on moving more clinical interactions beyond traditional in-person settings.

In competitive terms, the announcement emphasizes two areas where TytoCare wants to stand out: AI-powered exams and the infrastructure behind virtual care. Those are closely linked. Remote exams can widen what is possible in a virtual visit, while infrastructure determines how broadly and reliably those services can be deployed.

There are still gaps in what the company shared. TytoCare did not disclose the round type, valuation, or additional investors in the material provided here. But the outline of the strategy is clear from the announcement itself: new funding, a new CEO, and a plan centered on building out AI-enabled remote examinations and the systems needed to support virtual care at greater scale.