(KRON) -- Artificial intelligence healthcare documentation company Abridge has made layoffs in what it calls an “organization-wide realignment.”
An Abridge spokesperson confirmed the layoffs to KRON4 over email. They did not specify how many people were affected or where they were located but did write they were being given “transition packages and outplacement transition support.”
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“We’re in a rare moment in health care and AI, and we’re realigning from a position of strength to flatten our organization and build and deliver,“ the company added.
Two posts by self-described former employees on LinkedIn reaffirmed the news. Both outlined their situation as being “shorter than expected,” and that they were laid off. Their profiles state both spent less than a year at the company.
One of those employees appears based in the Bay Area. The other is in New York. KRON4 reached out to both for further details. We have not yet heard back.
Abridge is headquartered in Pittsburg but has offices in the Bay Area, and New York City.
Founded in 2018, Abridge is an AI focused health care company. It primarily produces documentation tools including an AI notetaker, and automated patient billing.
The firm is still considered a startup, having most recently completed its Series E funding round in 2025. Led by Menlo Park based venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, it pulled in $300 million from investors at a $5.3 billion valuation.
In Monday's email, Abridge claimed it “remains very well capitalized, and continues to hold more than a majority of the capital it has raised to date.”
