Heidi Health raises $ 65 million from the B series led by Steve Cohen’s Point72

Dr. Tom Kelly is a shock surgeon, and everywhere, doctors see drowning in administrative work. He wanted to change, so set out to build it.

“We wanted to build a partner in the care of artificial intelligence that would stand side by side with the doctors and take care of the official so that individuals service providers, homosexual, can, from,

Dr. Kelly collaborated with Waleed Mussa, with whom he worked with a previous startup, and he founded Heidi Health in 2021. The company started launching products in early 2024.

He said that in just 18 months, the company returned to more than 18 million hours for health care providers on the front lines from more than 70 million patients with 116 countries.

The product, as promised, is an Amnesty International medical writer who takes care of all the supervisor’s work that weakens doctors. He can copy and dictate notes, generate specialized summaries for the patient, and even track tasks so that doctors no longer need sticky notes.

Haidi built his artificial intelligence model and builds on other models, such as Gemini. He said: “This involuntary approach means that we can improve our fatwa, cumin, and cost.”

On Monday, the company announced a series of 65 million dollars led by Steve Cohen Point 72. It also announced a new tool: Amnesty International is inviting patients on behalf of the doctor. The chief medical official of Microsoft, Dr. Simon Kos, will also come alongside Plaid Revenue, Paul Williamson.

The company raised $ 96.6 million so far. Among the others in the tour GOODWARWATER CAPITAL, Headline, Blackbird VC, LG Technology Ventures and Alumni Ventures.

Dr. Kelly said about Point72: “They have seen all the scribes before.” “They have never seen the metrics for adopting and using products as they saw in Heidi. They also liked that we were obsessed with the final user experience, because they saw that most of our competitors were only sales from top to bottom.”

The new capital will be used to help develop the product.

Dr. Kelly hopes that doctors will give more access to artificial intelligence tools the abilities of doctors and remove their work.

He said that most of the talks in the medical world at the present time are formed through what is happening in developed countries, “but imagine a world where any healthcare provider in the world can use Heidi to increase their clinical ability, as they can train in a war zone, a refugee camp, or an area that reaches climate change or just an unconfirmed society,” continued. “Heidi can help them reach more patients and provide better health care results.”

Artificial intelligence converts health technology. Others in the space of the medical writer, in particular, include Deepscripe, Armiance Healthcare and ABRIDGE.

Heidi said he was working with more than 2 million doctors per week, from hospitals to individual practices. It contains a free version of the product with paid features, which Dr. Kelly believes is a good temptation for new customers.

He said artificial intelligence will change everything in health care. But in essence, humanity is still very necessary, especially when it comes to maintaining and building confidence.

“It comes to double the world’s health care capacity. This is the real promise of Amnesty International,” he said. “We want to achieve it.”