Suki
United States · Healthtech · AI
Suki develops AI software that helps clinicians document visits and healthcare technology vendors embed clinical assistance in their products.
From the conversation to the patient record
Clinicians use Suki to spend less of an appointment typing and less time completing records afterward. Its software turns patient conversations into structured notes, supports voice editing and sends the documentation into the electronic health record.
The assistant also summarizes patient history before visits, suggests billing codes and stages orders for clinician review and approval. These functions connect preparation, the encounter and follow-up work within the clinical workflow.
Two ways to reach care teams
Health systems can deploy Suki’s clinician-facing application. Healthcare software companies can instead embed its capabilities through development kits with ready-made interface components or APIs that leave the interface and workflow design to the partner.
The partner tools cover note generation and submission, information retrieval and personalization. They let EHR, telehealth and care-management vendors add clinical assistance to the products their customers already use.
- Customers
- Healthcare providers and health technology vendors
- Delivery
- Clinician app, SDKs and APIs
- Headquarters
- Redwood City, California
Funding history
1 round · 1 with disclosed amounts| Announced | Round | Amount | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Series E | $90M | Crosslink Capital — ParticipantFlare Capital Partners — ParticipantHealthier Capital — ParticipantHedosophia — ParticipantHercules Capital — ParticipantPhilips Ventures — ParticipantVenrock — ParticipantZoom Ventures — Participant |