Brellium tackles a persistent and expensive problem in outpatient and specialty healthcare: ensuring that clinical documentation is complete, compliant, and audit-proof. Most provider organizations can only manually review a small sample of charts, leaving the vast majority unexamined and exposing the business to denied claims, payor clawbacks, and regulatory penalties. Brellium replaces this with an AI platform that audits 100% of charts in real time against payor rules, regulatory requirements, and internal quality standards.
The platform automatically reviews progress notes and clinical documentation, validates medical coding, and surfaces specific, actionable feedback to providers so errors are corrected before claims are submitted. By catching documentation gaps and compliance risks proactively, Brellium helps organizations protect revenue, reduce audit exposure, and improve the overall quality of care records. The company says it has protected over $1.4 billion in claims and supports a network spanning hundreds of thousands of providers.
Brellium initially gained traction in behavioral health and ABA therapy for autism, segments where documentation requirements are stringent and audit risk is high, and has since expanded into weight loss, hospice, and other specialty verticals. Its real-time, full-coverage auditing model is a sharp departure from the retrospective, sample-based compliance reviews that have long been the industry norm.
In April 2025, Brellium raised a $16.7 million Series A led by First Round Capital, Left Lane Capital, and Menlo Ventures, with participation from Digital Health Venture Partners, Necessary Ventures, Kearny Jackson, and a roster of healthcare angel investors including the CEO of Headway and co-founders of Thirty Madison. The funding fuels team growth, product development, and expansion into new healthcare segments.
Brellium is headquartered in New York City. By making clinical compliance continuous and automated rather than periodic and manual, Brellium aims to become essential infrastructure for any provider organization operating at scale in a complex reimbursement environment.