Rosarium Health

Lassie is a San Francisco-based company that uses AI agents to run the back office of independent medical practices, starting with dental clinics: reading insurance claims, reconciling payments, posting to the ledger and flagging claims that need human action, alongside insurance enrollment, appeals, reporting and follow-up work. As of June 2026 it serves more than 700 practices across 49 states, replacing roughly 250,000 hours of manual labour a year. Co-founders Steijn Pelle (an early product manager at Robinhood and Coinbase) and Frederic Renken (Superhuman's first product hire, previously at Uber) worked inside a partner dentist's office processing payments by hand before writing any code.

Basalt Health, founded in 2024 by former Accolade product executive Ben Hackett, provides an AI layer for post-acute care providers that reads every referral from fax, portals or EHRs and makes fast, defensible admissions decisions against clinical and payer criteria; customers include Lifepoint Health and ScionHealth.

General Medicine, founded in 2023 in San Francisco with PillPack co-founders, runs a consumer healthcare marketplace where patients compare and book 2,900+ services—prescriptions across 50,000+ pharmacies, labs, telehealth, specialist e-consults and select in-person care—with upfront, insurance-aware pricing, plus a "General AI" assistant that draws on health history to guide care.

Sunbound is an AI-powered revenue operating system for senior living operators, automating admissions financial screening, private-pay billing and collections, and insurance revenue cycle management; it processes $1B+ in annual payments across 45 U.S. states.

GovEagle, founded in 2023 in Washington D.C., helps government contractors automate tasks such as analyzing RFP requirements, generating compliance matrices, and drafting proposal content.

TechNovaTime builds AI 'digital replica employee' agents that model front-line healthcare workflows and execute repetitive revenue-cycle and administrative tasks inside hospitals' existing software.