Sage Crosses $100 Million in 2026 Funding with $35 Million Debt Facility from Stifel Bank
Senior living operators are being asked to do more than ever before. At Sage, we've long believed that the technology supporting senior care should be easier to access, easier to maintain, and better aligned with how operators actually budget and invest.
Today, we're proud to announce a new $35 million debt facility from Stifel that will help us make that vision a reality.
Combined with our recently announced $65 million Series C financing led by Goldman Sachs, Sage has now secured more than $100 million in funding in 2026.
More importantly, this milestone allows us to accelerate our Hardware-as-a-Service (HaaS) model, giving senior living and skilled nursing providers access to Sage's full operating system without the large upfront capital investments traditionally required for life safety and care infrastructure.
Removing Barriers to Modernization
For many operators, the decision to upgrade critical technology is much needed, but the timing and capital budgets don’t always align.
Traditional life safety systems often require substantial upfront investments, forcing communities to delay upgrades even when existing systems are creating operational challenges for caregivers and limiting visibility into resident needs.
By restructuring how communities access technology, Sage is helping operators modernize faster while preserving capital for other strategic priorities.
"Our goal is simple: remove the barriers that prevent communities from improving care. When a senior living community has to delay upgrading a broken or outdated life safety system because of budget constraints, it is the residents and the frontline caregivers who pay the price. We restructured our model specifically to remove that barrier so communities can move forward when they're ready."
–Raj Mehra, co-founder and CEO of Sage
Building the Infrastructure for Modern Senior Care
Sage was founded on the belief that senior care deserves a more connected approach.
Today, our platform brings together care workflows, communication, life safety hardware, advanced fall detection, task management, operational insights, and AI-powered intelligence into a single ecosystem.
Rather than purchasing disconnected point solutions that create additional complexity, operators can access an integrated platform designed to support caregivers while providing leadership teams with greater visibility into care delivery and operations.
The expansion of our Hardware-as-a-Service model allows communities to deploy this infrastructure with fewer financial barriers while ensuring they continue to benefit from future technology upgrades and innovation.
A Partnership Built for the Long Term
One of the challenges with traditional technology purchasing models is that incentives often end once the hardware is installed.
At Sage, we believe technology partnerships should be measured by long-term outcomes, not one-time transactions.
Our Hardware-as-a-Service model aligns our success with the success of the communities we serve. As operators grow and evolve, Sage remains invested in helping them improve caregiver workflows, strengthen resident safety, and gain deeper insights into care delivery.
That philosophy extends across the Sage platform, including Sage Core, Sage Detect, and Tasking, our EHR-integrated workflow solution designed to bring planned and unplanned care into a single workflow for caregivers.
Looking Ahead
This funding milestone represents more than capital. It’s an opportunity to accelerate the modernization of senior care infrastructure at a time when operators need it most.
We're grateful to Stifel, Goldman Sachs Alternatives, IVP, Goldcrest Capital, our clients, and our partners for their continued belief in Sage's mission.
Most importantly, we're grateful to the caregivers, clinicians, and community leaders who inspire our work every day. We will continue to keep you top of mind each and every day.
