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Deepscribe Raises $30M To Become First Widely Accepted Application Of Voice + Ai In Healthcare

Jan 11, 2022•over 3 years ago

Amount Raised

$30 Million

San FranciscoArtificial IntelligenceScience And EngineeringData And AnalyticsHealth CareSoftware

Description

DeepScribe, the first widely accepted application of voice and AI technology in healthcare, announced today that it has raised $30 million led by Nina Achadjian at Index Ventures, with participation from Alex Wang, CEO of Scale.ai; Dylan Field, CEO of Figma; and existing investors Bee Partners, Stage 2 Capital, and 1984 Ventures. DeepScribe is the first company using AI that clinicians trust and rely on for their critical medical documentation. Over the past 18 months, DeepScribe has scaled to over 400 physicians around the country and processed over half-a-million patient-physician conversations. This investment will accelerate DeepScribe’s growth as the company continues to improve and transform not only medical documentation workflows, but also healthcare overall.

Company Information

Company

Deep Scribe

Location

San Francisco, California, United States

About

DeepScribe was founded in 2017 by Akilesh Bapu, Matthew Ko and Kairui Zeng with the mission of bringing the joy of care back to medicine. In 2019, DeepScribe introduced the world’s first ambient voice AI technology that intelligently summarizes natural patient-physician conversations. DeepScribe’s AI powered medical scribe unburdens doctors from tedious data entry allowing them to focus on their patients and deliver high quality, compassionate care without compromising their own wellbeing. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, DeepScribe is backed by world class investors such as Index Ventures, Bee Partners, Stage 2 Capital, Dylan Field and Alexandr Wang. To learn more, visit deepscribe.ai, or follow them on Facebook, Linkedin, and Twitter.

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