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Create a 45-second investor pitch video for Nabla, a ambient AI assistant that helps clinicians with clinical documentation. Open with the patient or caregiver problem: documentation competes for clinicians’ time and attention. Show how Nabla solves it: ambient assistance that structures encounter notes and fits clinical workflows, as described in the public funding announcement. Add a market opportunity beat: healthcare organizations need tools that fit varied specialties and existing health-record systems; use no invented market-size estimate. Close with proof: Nabla’s June 17, 2025 announcement reported a $70 million Series C and adoption by 85,000 clinicians across more than 130 healthcare organizations; label these as June 2025 figures. Tone: calm, factual and confident. End with the CTA: Read Nabla’s June 2025 funding story. Use a continuous blue line connecting abstract documentation and care-workflow concepts, with clear typography visuals. Target investors: healthcare technology investors. Use https://www.nabla.com/blog/70m-series-c as the factual source. Label historical figures with their reporting date. Use abstract workflow illustrations, not invented patient records, clinicians, testimonials or clinical outcomes. Present this as a company story, not an invitation to invest.
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Create a 45-second investor pitch video for Nabla, a ambient AI assistant that helps clinicians with clinical documentation. Open with the patient or caregiver problem: documentation competes for clinicians’ time and attention. Show how Nabla solves it: ambient assistance that structures encounter notes and fits clinical workflows, as described in the public funding announcement. Add a market opportunity beat: healthcare organizations need tools that fit varied specialties and existing health-record systems; use no invented market-size estimate. Close with proof: Nabla’s June 17, 2025 announcement reported a $70 million Series C and adoption by 85,000 clinicians across more than 130 healthcare organizations; label these as June 2025 figures. Tone: calm, factual and confident. End with the CTA: Read Nabla’s June 2025 funding story. Use a continuous blue line connecting abstract documentation and care-workflow concepts, with clear typography visuals. Target investors: healthcare technology investors. Use https://www.nabla.com/blog/70m-series-c as the factual source. Label historical figures with their reporting date. Use abstract workflow illustrations, not invented patient records, clinicians, testimonials or clinical outcomes. Present this as a company story, not an invitation to invest.
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Every clinical encounter creates documentation. And that work competes for a clinician's time and attention. Nabla is an ambient AI assistant. It works in the background of the visit, structures the encounter into a clinical note, and fits the workflows clinicians already use. Healthcare organizations need tools that adapt to varied specialties, and connect with the health-record systems they already run. In June 2025, Nabla announced a seventy-million-dollar Series C, and reported adoption by eighty-five thousand clinicians across more than one hundred thirty healthcare organizations. Read Nabla's June 2025 funding story.
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