Sunbound's senior-living revenue OS draws $24M Series A led by TTV Capital

Sunbound, an AI-powered revenue operating system for senior living providers, has raised $24 million in Series A funding. TTV Capital led the round, with participation from Bling Capital, Fika Ventures, Live Oak Bank and Ziegler Linkage Fund. The raise brings Sunbound's total funding to $36 million.

The company is based in Washington and Cleveland. Its platform automates admissions, private payments, revenue cycle management and working capital operations for senior living providers. According to the company, that automation helps care providers improve collections, streamline financial workflows and focus on resident care.

The financing gives Sunbound room to push on both sides of the business. The company said it plans to use the new capital to accelerate business growth and product development.

Sunbound occupies a category, healthcare technology, where back-office revenue functions have become a target for automation. Senior living operators collect from a mix of private pay, insurers and government programs, and the administrative work of admissions and billing has historically run through manual processes and outside consultants. Sunbound's pitch is that those functions belong inside a software system rather than spread across staff and spreadsheets.

The investor list mixes venture capital with strategic financial players. TTV Capital led the round, while Bling Capital and Fika Ventures appear alongside Live Oak Bank and Ziegler Linkage Fund. That combination places a bank and a healthcare-focused investment fund on the cap table alongside traditional software investors.

The funding was announced on October 15, 2026, and reported the following day. Sunbound's software category is healthcare technology, and its stated customers are senior living providers managing admissions and collections at the operator level.

With $36 million raised to date, Sunbound is building against a client base whose revenue operations are directly tied to occupancy and collection rates — metrics senior living operators watch closely amid broader pressure on labor and margins in the sector.