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Wayco
Wayco is a New York startup building an AI operator for med-legal cases - the tangle of medical treatment, records, and billing that sits behind every personal injury and accident claim. Its software answers intake calls, triages cases, matches injured patients to the right medical providers, reviews thousands of pages of records, and produces case summaries, turning work that took human case managers days into minutes. Founded in 2025 by Iqbol Temirkhojaev and backed by Y Combinator's Winter 2026 batch, Wayco sells to personal injury and mass tort law firms.
Nishant Hari
Nishant Hari is the founder and CEO of Predoc, a New York-based AI-native platform for health information management that retrieves, structures, and analyzes patient medical records for hospitals, oncology practices, and clinical trials. In September 2025 the company disclosed $30 million in combined seed and Series A funding led by Base10 Partners, with Northzone, Eniac, ERA, and angel investors from Flatiron Health, Datavant, Thirty Madison and Blackstone. Predoc reports 700% year-over-year revenue growth and cuts record retrieval times by up to 75% for customers like The Oncology Institute.
Citizen Health
Citizen Health is a San Francisco-based AI health platform built for people living with rare and complex conditions. It pulls a patient's fragmented medical records into one place, turns them into a structured, queryable dataset, and layers on an AI advocate plus a peer community so patients, families, and clinicians can ask plain-language questions and find the next best step. Consenting patient data also powers research for pharmaceutical partners. The company grew out of Ciitizen, the patient-data startup acquired by Invitae, and relaunched independently in December 2023.
SurgiQuality
SurgiQuality is a Rockville, Maryland health-tech company built by a practicing surgeon to fix the information gap patients face when they are told they need an operation. Its platform brings medical records and imaging to the cloud, routes them to a network of 45,000+ surgeons for independent written opinions, and uses proprietary AI (SurgiGPT) to score surgeons on risk-adjusted outcomes pulled from de-identified EMR data. The goal: help patients pick the right surgeon and the right approach, avoid unnecessary surgery, and help employers lower the cost of surgical benefits.
Mika Newton
Mika Newton is the CEO of xCures Inc., an Oakland-based AI company transforming how cancer patients and oncologists navigate clinical data. With over two decades in life sciences and health technology, she leads a platform that automatically retrieves, structures, and surfaces medical records to support real-world evidence generation and precision oncology - helping patients find clinical trials and helping researchers capture regulatory-grade data at scale.
Pedro Paulino
Pedro Paulino is the 25-year-old Harvard dropout CEO and co-founder of Tavrn, an AI-powered case preparation platform transforming personal injury law firms. A former competitive chess player who honed strategic thinking before stints at Kalshi and PearPop, Paulino pivoted from building a creative-professional networking app into one of legal tech's fastest-rising companies - raising $21.6M total to automate medical chronologies, demand letters, and client intake for contingency-fee attorneys across the US.