Pennsylvania-Based AblePay Health Raises $20M in Series A Funding
Oct 9, 2026 | By Devin Jacobs
SUMMARY
- AblePay Health raised $20M in Series A funding.
- Funds will support growth and technology development.
- AblePay helps patients manage medical bills.
AblePay Health, a Bethlehem, PA-based provider of a healthcare affordability and patient engagement platform, has raised $20 million in a Series A funding round.
The round was led by F-Prime with participation from A1 Health Ventures and .406 Ventures.
The company plans to use the funding to support its growth, strengthen its technology platform, and expand services for patients and healthcare providers.
What is AblePay Health?
AblePay Health provides a platform that helps patients manage out-of-pocket medical expenses while helping healthcare providers improve payment collection and financial performance.
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The company's technology integrates with healthcare providers to support faster and more predictable payments. Enrolled patients receive flexible payment options and can save on eligible out of pocket healthcare costs.
The platform aims to make healthcare payments more affordable and easier to manage for patients while helping providers improve revenue performance and patient satisfaction.
How Much Funding Has AblePay Health Raised?
AblePay Health has raised $20 million in its latest Series A funding round.
The announcement does not disclose the company's total funding raised to date or provide details about previous funding rounds.
Who Invested in AblePay Health’s Series A?
The $20 million Series A round was led by F-Prime.
Other participating investors include:
- A1 Health Ventures
- .406 Ventures
Why the Funding Matters
AblePay Health will use the funding to expand its reach, strengthen its technology platform, and develop its services for patients and healthcare providers.
The investment comes as healthcare affordability remains a challenge for patients, and medical providers. AblePay aims to help patients manage medical bills while giving providers a more predictable payment process.
Who founded AblePay Health?
AblePay Health was founded in 2016 by John Fistner. The company is headquartered in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
It works with healthcare organizations to improve the payment experience for patients and support providers' financial performance.
"Healthcare affordability affects both sides of the bill," said John Fistner, Founder and CEO of AblePay Health. "Patients need a better way to manage the cost of care, and providers need a better way to collect the revenue they have already earned.
"AblePay has built a differentiated model that addresses a significant market pain point for both healthcare providers, and patients," said Nikhil Marathe, Principal at F-Prime. "The company combines a compelling patient value proposition with meaningful financial and operational benefits for healthcare organizations.
Market and Business Growth
AblePay's funding comes as the company enters its second decade of growth.
According to the source announcement, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services reported that Americans paid $591 billion out of pocket for healthcare in 2025, up 6% from the previous year.
AblePay addresses this challenge by combining patient payment options with provider payment support. It's platform is designed to help patients save on eligible medical expenses and assist healthcare organizations with more predictable payments and improved patient satisfaction.
What Happens Next?
AblePay Health plans to expand its services to reach more patients and healthcare systems while continuing to develop its technology platform.
The company will focus on making healthcare payments simpler and more affordable for patients and supporting stronger financial outcomes for providers.
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