Vim

Vim is a healthcare technology company that operates an in-workflow platform connecting providers, payers, EHR vendors and health technology developers. Rather than requiring separate portals, Vim embeds data, tools, tasks and AI-powered applications directly into electronic health record workflows so that care teams can receive insights and take action during the clinical encounter. The platform supports user-authorized read and write capabilities across EHR workflows, including for third-party AI applications, so information can be written back into the record rather than only displayed.

The product line spans three areas: a value-based care solution that presents a consolidated patient view inside the EHR to support outcomes and contractual performance; the Vim Connect Developer Platform, which offers an SDK for building applications once and deploying them across multiple EHRs; and the Vim Connect Marketplace, where care delivery organizations can discover and deploy apps without additional IT work. Reported use cases include care gap identification and closure, risk adjustment programming, referral steerage, online scheduling, clinical data exchange, prescription affordability (Rx Assist), and AI medical scribes.

Vim states that its platform carries HIPAA, SOC 2 and HITRUST security and compliance attestations. Published customer materials reference provider organizations and value-based care companies such as MaxHealth, MyCare Medical, Premier Medical Associates, Evolent Care Partners, Aledade, Pearl Health and Gila, as well as payer work with Humana and Premera Blue Cross.

Founding story

Vim was founded in 2015 by CEO Oron Afek and CTO Asaf David with the aim of reducing the cost of care in the U.S. Afek has described the U.S. system as structurally separating insurers from care providers, with data not shared effectively between them and misaligned incentives that make it the most expensive among OECD countries; Vim's original approach was to match patients with doctors suited to their needs in order to save payers and providers money.

Business model

Vim sells an embedded workflow platform to multiple sides of the healthcare market: provider networks and risk-bearing organizations that want insights and actions delivered inside the EHR, payers that want their programs embedded in provider workflows, EHR vendors that want to extend their platforms with embedded tools, and health tech developers that want distribution into clinical workflows without negotiating individual EHR contracts or IT projects. The Vim Connect Developer Platform provides an SDK for building and deploying applications, while the Vim Connect Marketplace distributes third-party apps to care teams across multiple EHRs.

The sources do not detail pricing; Vim offers a platform sold to provider networks, payers, EHR vendors and health tech developers, with a developer platform and app marketplace as distribution channels.

Traction

Vim reported 100 integrations in 2021 and, in 2025, more than 15 health tech innovators onboarded onto its marketplace and over 150,000 users on the platform. Published case studies cover Evolent Care Partners' multi-EHR risk adjustment programming, Humana's digitization of data exchange and data capture, MyCare Medical, Premier Medical Associates, Gila and MaxHealth, the latter reported as achieving a 90% gap action rate.

Latest developments

In 2025 Vim launched Care Insights, the Vim Connect Developer Platform and a provider-facing marketplace, onboarded more than 15 health tech innovators to the marketplace and reported scaling to over 150,000 users. The company promotes integrated experiences with partners including GoodRx (patient affordability) and Heidi and Empathia (AI medical scribes), and has published material on how Protego Health built denial-prevention functionality on Vim Connect and how FRQ Tech automates practice follow-up work on the platform.