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Klarify
Klarify is an AI agent for therapists that automates the administrative, operational, and financial work surrounding mental-health care - clinical notes, treatment plans, insurance claims, clinical letters, between-session resources, and client acquisition - so clinicians can spend more time in session and less on paperwork. Founded in 2024 by Moody Abdul and Alexander Bergholm and backed by Y Combinator's Spring 2026 batch, it is used by thousands of therapists across five countries.
Corti
Corti is a Copenhagen-based healthcare AI company that builds clinical-grade models and APIs helping developers and health systems automate medical conversations. Its Symphony model powers speech-to-text, medical coding, clinical note generation, and agentic workflows, serving roughly 100 million patient interactions a year across providers, insurers, EHR vendors, and public-safety dispatch centers - including the NHS. Corti positions itself as privacy-compliant, healthcare-specialized infrastructure that outperforms general-purpose models on medical tasks.
Integral Privacy Technologies
Integral is a privacy engineering company that turns sensitive real-world data - starting with HIPAA-regulated healthcare records - into compliant, AI-ready datasets. Founded in 2022 by Shubh Sinha and John Kuhn, it pairs automated de-identification and continuous risk assessment with embedded statisticians and privacy engineers (its Forward Deployed Privacy Services) so enterprises and AI labs can use regulated data quickly without violating privacy law. The company positions itself as an independent privacy layer for the real-world data economy and has raised roughly $24.9M to date, including an $18M Series A closed in July 2026.
InterSources Inc
InterSources Inc is a Fremont, California-based technology consultancy and Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) founded in 2007. It pairs cybersecurity and compliance services with data analytics, AI, cloud operations, custom software development and IT staffing, serving regulated industries such as healthcare, banking, pharmaceuticals and the public sector. A certified minority- and women-owned small business, it holds ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications and positions itself as 'built like a tech company, trusted like a partner.'
KLH Consulting
KLH Consulting is a Santa Rosa, California IT firm that has served North Bay and Sonoma County businesses since 1980. It provides managed IT services, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and Microsoft Dynamics ERP implementation, and develops Vintegrate, a winery-specific ERP built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. The company pairs a local help desk and engineering team with vendor certifications to deliver its 'one call, one team, one solution' model to small and mid-sized organizations, including wineries and healthcare providers.
Arintra
Arintra is an Austin-based healthcare AI company building a GenAI-native autonomous medical coding platform that turns clinical documentation into accurate billing codes directly inside hospital EHR systems. Founded in 2020 by machine-learning PhDs Nitesh Shroff and Preeti Bhargava, the company combines autonomous coding, clinical documentation improvement, and payer-aware denial prevention into a single revenue-assurance platform. Arintra has processed over a billion dollars in healthcare charges and, at customers like Mercyhealth, reports a 5.1% revenue increase and a 43% reduction in denials. It raised a $21M Series A led by Peak XV Partners in August 2025.
Tavrn
Tavrn is a San Francisco-based legal technology company that builds AI agents for personal injury law firms. Its platform automates the slow, manual back office of pre-litigation work - retrieving medical records from providers nationwide, turning dense records into structured medical chronologies, drafting demand letters, running client intake, and surfacing eDiscovery documents. Founded in 2022 by Pedro Paulino and Vitor Vavolizza, Tavrn targets high-volume, contingency-fee firms and pitches itself on measurable ROI: faster record retrieval, sharply reduced review time, and quicker time to settlement. The company raised a $15M Series A led by Left Lane Capital in July 2025.
Tonic.ai
Tonic.ai builds synthetic data infrastructure that lets engineering and AI teams work with realistic, privacy-safe stand-ins for production data. Its platform de-identifies, masks, subsets, and synthesizes both structured databases and unstructured text so developers can test software, train models, and feed LLM and RAG pipelines without exposing sensitive information. Founded in 2018 by a team out of Palantir and Tableau, the San Francisco company serves enterprises across finance, healthcare, and technology and has raised roughly $56M in venture funding.
Arini
Arini is a San Francisco-based AI company that builds a voice and text receptionist for dental practices. Its AI agent answers patient calls 24/7, books and reschedules appointments directly into practice management software, and handles insurance and billing questions - aiming to recover the revenue clinics lose when front desks miss roughly a third of inbound calls. Founded in 2024 by Abdulrahman Jamjoom and Rami Rustom, both former engineers on Meta's Threads team, the company went through Y Combinator's Winter 2024 batch and now handles over 15,000 patient calls a day for dental groups and DSOs across the US and Canada.
basys.ai
basys.ai is a Cambridge, Massachusetts healthcare technology company that builds enterprise-grade, domain-specific AI for health plans and payers. Founded in 2022 by Harvard health data science alumni Amber Nigam and Jie Sun, the company automates prior authorization, utilization management, and payment integrity, turning a process that can take days into decisions rendered in minutes - with plain-language rationales and hyperlinks to the exact policy criteria and clinical notes behind each decision. The platform is designed to encode a payer's own coverage policies so it can compare them against a patient's longitudinal record without requiring integration marathons or sensitive data handoffs.
Clarion
Clarion builds an AI communication layer for healthcare that answers the phones, texts, and web chats clinics can't keep up with. Its voice, SMS, and web agents handle scheduling, prescription refills, billing questions, referral intake, and after-hours follow-up, integrating with 80-plus EHR systems including Epic and Cerner. Founded in 2024 by a Stanford/Harvard-trained physician and an ex-Amazon Alexa voice-AI engineer, the New York company is a Y Combinator W24 startup backed by Accel and Airtable Ventures, and says it serves tens of thousands of patients a month across virtual-care companies, health systems, and a large health insurer.
Intiva Health
Intiva Health is an Austin-based healthcare technology company that grew out of a 2006 surgical-staffing agency into a group of businesses tied together by medical credentialing. Its flagship product, Incredable (formerly Ready Doc), is a distributed-ledger-based platform that turns credential verification - the paperwork that decides which clinicians are allowed to work - from a months-long process into a near-instant, tamper-evident one. The company has since layered on a crypto token (TIVA) to run payments and rewards inside that platform, plus sibling ventures in supplement manufacturing (Gummi World) and wellness clinics (Nova Vita).
Pulse Protocol, Inc.
Pulse Protocol is a plug-and-play medical travel platform that helps doctors, clinics and hospitals manage and grow their cross-border patient business. It pairs patients with multilingual care coordinators and gives providers an end-to-end toolkit - patient matching, secure communications, payments, marketing and revenue analytics - built on decades of medical tourism experience and, in its earlier MedRepublic incarnation, a blockchain-backed vision of a decentralized, transparent global healthcare marketplace.
Alexander Candelario
Alexander C. Candelario is the founder, CEO, and chairman of Intiva Health, an Austin-based healthcare company that began by rebuilding medical credentialing and has since grown into a multi-vertical group spanning the Incredable credentialing platform, the Nova Vita wellness centers, and Gummi World nutraceutical manufacturing. A CPA-trained forensic accountant and roughly 15-year Marine Corps veteran who rose from enlisted Force Recon to commissioned officer, he carries an unusual mix: combat-tested discipline, big-firm audit rigor from his Coopers & Lybrand days, and degrees from Texas A&M and Harvard. In 2025 he pushed credentialing onto the blockchain with the TIVA token, listed on MEXC Global, betting that verified professional trust can extend far beyond medicine.
NexHealth
NexHealth is a San Francisco-based health technology company building the patient experience platform for medical and dental practices. Its software gives doctors EHR-integrated online scheduling, patient messaging, digital paperwork, recalls, reviews and payments, while its Universal API and proprietary Synchronizer let developers read and write data across 20+ practice management systems in real time. Founded in 2017 by Alamin Uddin and Waleed Asif, NexHealth reached unicorn status in 2022 with a $125M Series C at a $1B valuation and serves more than 10,000 practices.
NIC (NIC IT Partner)
NIC, operating as NIC IT Partner, is a Los Angeles-based managed service provider (MSP) that has delivered IT support, cybersecurity, cloud hosting, and backup and disaster recovery since 2002. Built for small and mid-sized businesses across regulated industries - healthcare, legal, finance, construction, and nonprofits - NIC runs a 24/7/365 operation with a tiered technical team, helping clients meet compliance requirements like HIPAA and CMMC while keeping their networks running.
Assort Health
Assort Health builds specialty-specific voice AI agents that answer patient phone calls for medical practices and health systems, resolving them rather than routing them. Trained on more than 150 million patient interactions and integrated directly into EHR and practice-management systems, its agentic platform schedules appointments, triages, verifies insurance, handles refills and follows up with patients across 20+ specialties. Founded in 2023 by Jeff Liu and Jon Wang, the San Francisco company raised a $76M Series B in 2025, bringing total funding to $102M.
Curebase
Curebase is a San Francisco-based eClinical software company building an AI-powered platform that runs clinical trials around patients' lives instead of inside hospital walls. Its single system spans study startup to database lock - combining electronic data capture (EDC), eConsent, ePRO/eCOA, patient recruitment, and a virtual research site model - so sponsors can launch decentralized and hybrid trials faster, capture cleaner data, and reach more diverse participant populations.
MIDAS Healthcare Solutions, Inc.
MIDAS Healthcare Solutions builds technology that makes the disposal of leftover controlled substances in hospitals visible, verifiable and traceable. Its flagship system, MIDAS VIEW, combines a secure workstation, 360-degree video capture, AI-driven verification and chemical neutralization to close one of the quietest gaps in the fight against drug diversion and the opioid epidemic. Founded in 2017 by pharmacist Michael LaFauci, the New York-based company turns an untraceable, honor-system process into a documented, auditable record.
Coram AI
Coram AI is a Sunnyvale-based AI video security platform that transforms existing IP camera infrastructure into an intelligent security operation. Founded in 2022 by two PhD-holding ex-Lyft autonomous driving engineers, Coram replaces outdated, hardware-locked surveillance systems with a cloud-native platform featuring natural language video search, real-time AI threat detection, access control integration, and emergency management — all without requiring customers to rip out their existing cameras. The company serves industries from healthcare and education to manufacturing and warehousing, and in January 2025 raised a $13.8M Series A led by Battery Ventures.