Insight Health

Insight Health develops a clinical agent platform for healthcare providers. The product is a suite of AI agents that take on routine clinical and non-clinical work, with separate agents covering phone and front-desk coordination, referral and fax processing, pre-clinical intake, and clinical documentation. Agents engage patients by voice or text to collect medical history and medication updates, support screening, EHR processing and referral handling, and schedule low-risk, routine procedures.

The platform also covers the in-visit portion of the encounter through a built-in ambient scribe that captures EHR documentation in real time. Its virtual care assistant, Lumi, conducts patient conversations directly; according to the company, one such intake, conducted with a nurse practitioner chaperoning, removed 15 to 20 minutes from a first visit. The company positions the agents as augmenting rather than replacing clinicians, targeting administrative burden that in the U.S. is estimated at up to $1 trillion annually, and persistent workflow problems such as fax remaining a common method of sending documents between primary care and specialty clinics.

Founding story

Insight Health was cofounded in 2023 by Jaimal Soni, Dr. Eric Stecker, Dr. Pankaj Gore and Saran Siva, around the premise that technology could address the paperwork and fax-based document exchange that dominates communication between primary care and specialty clinics. Soni, the CEO, was previously at Segment, where he led the Global Sales Engineering team ahead of the company's $3.2 billion acquisition by Twilio, launched Segment for Healthcare with Siva and co-led R&D for Twilio's CustomerAI; he was earlier a Y Combinator founder (W2015) and worked at Boomtrain. Siva, CTO, was Head of Cloud Infrastructure Engineering at Twilio and previously worked at Visa and Deloitte. Stecker, Co-Chief Medical Officer, is a cardiologist and professor of medicine at Oregon Health & Science University and chairs the American College of Cardiology's Science and Quality Committee. Gore, also Co-Chief Medical Officer, is Director of Brain Tumor and Skull Base Surgery at the Providence Brain and Spine Institute in Oregon and serves on the board of The Oregon Clinic.

Traction

Deployed at clinics including The Oregon Clinic, Pacific Sports & Spine, Inland Neurosurgery, Coastal Health and Santiam Hospital. The company cites an AI-run intake that shortened a first visit by 15 to 20 minutes, and a gastroenterology clinic with a six-month backlog of about 4,000 procedures awaiting scheduling as an example of the workflow problem it addresses.

Latest developments

In April 2026 the company announced an $11 million Series A led by Standard Capital, the firm run by former Y Combinator managing partner Dalton Caldwell, with participation from Pear VC, Kindred Ventures, Eudemian, ElevenLabs and 43. Proceeds are earmarked for product development, expanded operations and partnerships with nationwide healthcare systems.