Today, we hear from Nikhil Patel (Founder & CEO of Craniometrix) on how AI-enabled tools can help educate family caregivers, improve quality of life for seniors, and significantly reduce healthcare costs. 🏥 https://lnkd.in/d8aWsffs - America’s aging care crisis is accelerating. By 2050, nearly 1 in 4 Americans will be over 65. Our current healthcare system isn’t designed to support this scale of needs. - The solution begins at home. The most effective way to manage rising costs and improve outcomes for conditions like dementia isn’t through more hospitals or long-term care facilities — it’s by shifting care into the home, where small, early interventions can prevent crises, improve quality of life, and save billions in healthcare costs. - AI can empower family caregivers, most of whom have little training. Tools can spot patterns, predict risks, and suggest actions that can help families manage complex conditions with confidence and compassion. - Simple actions drive outsized impact. In Johns Hopkins–backed studies, educating family caregivers cut hospital admissions by 30%. - Recognizing the value, Medicare has begun paying for family caregiver coaching, creating a market worth up to $77 billion.
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👀 ICYMI: “Genomic testing is moving from niche to the mainstream. What once cost billions of dollars can now be done for hundreds, opening the door to routine use in moments that matter, from adult DNA testing to understanding the health of your future child born through IVF.” 📖 Read more here – https://lnkd.in/gMPqyETM
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Today, we hear from Kian Sadeghi (Founder & CEO of Nucleus Genomics) on how genomics can reduce hereditary diseases and enable healthier future generations. 🧬 https://lnkd.in/gMPqyETM - Our DNA tells us many stories about ourselves and includes thousands of markers for disease and health. Emerging tools now allow families to identify and reduce the risk of passing them on. - Genomic testing is moving from niche to the mainstream. What once cost billions of dollars can now be done for hundreds, opening the door to routine use in moments that matter, from adult DNA testing to understanding the health of your future child born through IVF. - State-of-the-art, AI-driven models have enabled us to decode complex diseases and datasets. As models grow more robust and diverse, genetic insights will empower people everywhere to optimize for generational health. - Early awareness and detection of single-gene conditions like Long QT Syndrome, cystic fibrosis, or Lynch Syndrome can lead to simple interventions that prevent tragedy and extend lifespans. - When having kids through IVF, parents can now analyze over 2,000 factors that can shape the health and well-being of their future child.
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A patient’s journey shouldn’t start with “please hold.” Today, we’re announcing $102M to ensure it never happens again. Ten years ago, Galym and I shook hands on our first venture—a small nonprofit with a big ambition to make healthcare investing more impactful. Today, we’re partnering again in a new way: a $76M Series B featured in Fortune and led by Lightspeed, which brings Assort Health's total funding to $102M. Galym is joining our board, and we’re thrilled to welcome Paul Ricci (founding CEO of Nuance Communications) as a board advisor. I left UCSF med school and Stanford AI research because I couldn’t accept that patients spend more time waiting on hold than with their doctors. Assort Health is making sure they never have to again. The funding will be used to scale Assort OS: an all-in-one patient experience platform powered by agentic AI via voice, text, web, and email. It handles the most complex aspects of access, including scheduling, care navigation, lab coordination, prescription renewals, referrals, and more. Before: endless hold times, wrong doctors, missed care. After: seamless scheduling, faster care, happier patients. What this means in practice: 89% shorter wait times, 98% resolution rates, and patient ratings > 4.6/5 across hundreds of organizations—driven by tens of millions of patient interactions at thousands of providers. To every practice and health system tired of hold music: we’d love to show you a better way. And if you’re excited to help us build the future of patient access, we’re hiring across growth, ops, and engineering. With Assort, we’re ending the dreaded hold music—once and for all! Huge appreciation to all of our investors for this round: Lightspeed, Felicis, First Round Capital, Chemistry, Quiet Capital, A*, Liquid 2 Ventures, Apolo Ohno, Joe Montana. Thank you to Allie Garfinkle for telling our story so thoughtfully. You can find it in the comments. —and finally, to the Assort team, who are in the arena and shipping product for patients every day! ------------------------------------- Thankful to our many supporters Brenton Fargnoli, M.D., Sebastian Duesterhoeft, Will Kohler, Bill Trenchard, Kristina Shen, Matt Humphrey, Mark Goldberg, Ethan Kurzweil, Amit Garg, Ian Feeney, Ali Javid, Bobby Green, M.D., Cameron Woodward, Aditya Khosla, Allison Pickens, Jay Desai, Andrew Tan, Jenny Friedman, Immad Akhund, Umesh Khanna, Kemuel Carey, Parinita Amin, Titus Abraham, Mandy McClellan, Roy Rosin, Emery Rosansky, and many more. We wouldn't be here without you! #healthcare #AI #digitalhealth #patientexperience #SeriesB #startup #patientengagement
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5,500 clicks. That’s what it can take to manage a single private market investment today: hundreds of portals, thousands of emails, and an endless cycle of manual chases to invest in venture capital, private equity, real estate, and other alts asset classes. Our average client has 300 investments, that’s 1,650,000 clicks over the life of these investments. At Arch, we’re turning private markets into a one-click experience. Today, we’ve automated 86% of those clicks. To capture the remaining 14%, we’re excited to share that we have raised $52M in Series B funding, led by Oak HC/FT with participation from Menlo Ventures, Craft Ventures, Quiet Capital, and others. In the past 12 months, we have made big strides: • Grown to 450 clients, including 110 new clients year-to-date • Increased private market assets on the platform from $100B to $260B • Welcomed 89 new teammates dedicated to our mission This next chapter is about taking real-time data, reporting, and client-centric workflows to the next level so allocators and their advisors can operate without friction. To our clients, thank you! We're just getting started. And to all prospective clients and partners, there's never been a better time to choose Arch as your co-pilot to the private markets. Curious what’s next for Arch? Read the full announcement in Fortune here: https://lnkd.in/eiPqwESa
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The story of Gram began with a simple observation. MCP servers are everywhere, but good ones remain elusive. We saw teams falling into four consistent failure patterns 👇️ • Too many tools causing decision paralysis • Missing context that LLMs need to understand tool usage • CRUD operations without workflows, forcing agents to improvise • Incomplete authentication story So we built Gram. An open source platform focused on what matters most: tool design. We help teams curate APIs, add rich context, and compose intelligent workflow-based tools that agents can reliably execute. Today, Gram enters public beta. Take your MCP servers from prototype to production, with OAuth 2.1 compliance and enterprise infrastructure built in. The future belongs to organizations that make their capabilities easily accessible to AI agents.
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Excited to share that Candid Intelligence has raised a $5.5M Seed round led by Quiet Capital, with support from MIT's E14 Fund, Liquid 2 Ventures, Flexcap Ventures, Yann LeCun, and others. Hassan and I come from a pretty unusual path into this space. We started out as Mechanical Engineers working on Asia’s largest energy infrastructure projects, and then both pivoted hard into AI infrastructure at Carnegie Mellon University. That unique background of energy + AI infrastructure, gave us a clear view: When building data centers or process plants, it takes ~2 years of planning (bidding, engineering, procurement) before construction even begins. We built Candid to collapse that entire pre-construction phase from months of effort into hours of compute. What does that mean? • Billions in wasted engineering hours saved • Projects starting (and finishing) a year earlier = $100M+ more revenue per project • New projects suddenly feasible • Faster adoption of cleaner, more efficient technology To customers: thanks for trusting us in such a risk-averse space. One of you called this “the biggest step change in construction since 3D modeling” and we couldn’t agree more. To investors: thanks for running with our pace, taking 100+ calls in a single week, flying across the country to meet, and saying yes as fast as we move. Huge gratitude to Michael Bloch, Matt Humphrey, Andrew Vigneault, Alexander Baikovitz, Habib Haddad, Calvin Chin, Nathaniel Montana, Matthew Mulvey, Rohan Ramanath, Daniel Ribeiro, Eric K., and Yann LeCun for backing our first round and believing in us from day one. To friends, advisors, and family: thank you for supporting us on this journey. If you know someone who’s incredibly talented and would resonate with this mission, please send them our way. We’re not just hiring employees. We’re looking for partners who want to reimagine how the world builds. Join us → https://lnkd.in/gF7-e-rN Let’s build the future at the speed of thought. #StartupLaunch #Seed #MIT #CarnegieMellon #EnterpriseAI #AgenticAI #EPC #Construction #Energy
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Today, we hear from Charles Wu (Founder & CEO of Orchard) on why farms run by machines will generate better outcomes for farmers and society at large. 🧑🌾 https://lnkd.in/dh8B862S - On American farms, labor shortages and soaring costs for inputs like fertilizer, pesticides, and other agrochemicals are unsustainable, threatening long-term viability. - Digital technologies — including data collection tools, AI, and automation — represent a model for how farmers can strengthen and future-proof their operations. Farmers have significant opportunities to cut inefficient applications of crop inputs, reduce food waste, and increase the value of their crops by optimizing both yields and crop quality. - These technologies will eventually transform how farms operate, with AI-powered robots handling everything from planting and pruning to harvesting, while farmers evolve into strategic systems managers.
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👀 ICYMI: “For much of the 20th century, middle-class security came from passive, long-term wealth-building mechanisms like homeownership and pensions.” 📖 Read more here – https://lnkd.in/geHCFEGS