Suki

One of the biggest issues in health care is often overlooked: physician burnout. Punit Soni WG07 created Suki — a “Siri for health care” — to lighten the administrative load so doctors can be more present for their patients. Suki uses AI-powered voice technology to complete documentation 76 percent faster on average, saving physicians hours of time. Says Soni: “The mission is to make health-care tech assistive and invisible, so that clinicians can do what they really love doing and are trained to do, which is clinical care.” Bloomberg recently reported that the startup is valued at $400 million.

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