Hippocratic AI
Non-diagnostic voice AI agents for patient calls, from $9 an hour
Overview
Hippocratic AI builds non-diagnostic voice agents on its Polaris models for patient calls — pre-op preparation, discharge follow-up, chronic-care check-ins and reminders — plus Agentic Orchestrators and life-sciences uses. Polaris Pro advertised from $9 an hour; deployments priced by volume and use case.
Pricing
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What you can produce with Hippocratic AI
- Non-diagnostic patient voice agents (pre-op, discharge, chronic care)
- Polaris safety-focused healthcare models
- Agentic Orchestrators for coordinated agent teams
- Life-sciences agents for pharma and medtech
- Clinician-supervised escalation to human staff
Hippocratic AI is the best-funded specialist in healthcare voice agents, with a clear safety posture — agents that never diagnose or prescribe, clinician-tested at scale, and contracts in which the company takes responsibility for its agents — and an advertised price from $9 an hour that undercuts human call staff. The caveat is that almost all its safety and performance evidence is self-reported, and nurses' unions remain sceptical of AI in patient care. Its international work so far is in Japan, the UAE, Israel and the UK, not Southeast Asia. A serious option for providers automating routine outreach; insist on your own pilot data.
What we found
Hippocratic AI builds voice AI agents for healthcare that make and take phone calls with patients — pre-operative preparation, post-discharge check-ins, chronic-disease follow-up, medication reminders, screening outreach and similar non-diagnostic work. Its agents run on Polaris, the company's own family of safety-focused models, now at version 5.0, released in April 2026; it says the agents do not diagnose or prescribe and that its contracts let it take responsibility for them. In August 2026 it launched Agentic Orchestrators, teams of voice agents coordinated by a supervising model, and it has moved into life sciences, buying Grove AI in January 2026 and working with BCG and Huron on pharmaceutical and medtech uses. It holds HITRUST e1 certification.
Its safety case rests on its own testing: it says more than 7,700 US-licensed clinicians evaluated 775,000 calls and found 99.89% correct advice with no severe harm, and that its agents have handled more than 250 million patient interactions across over 300 use cases with zero safety issues in production. These are company figures rather than independent audits, as are its Polaris benchmarks against Claude, GPT and Gemini. National Nurses United, the largest US nurses' union, has campaigned nationally against AI replacing nursing judgement.
Founded in 2023 and led by co-founder and chief executive Munjal Shah, the company is moving from Palo Alto to Menlo Park, California. It raised $126 million at a $3.5 billion valuation in November 2025, led by Avenir Growth, and says it has raised $444 million in total from investors including Andreessen Horowitz, General Catalyst, Kleiner Perkins and NVIDIA's NVentures. Partners it has named include Cleveland Clinic, Northwestern Medicine, Ochsner and Guy's and St Thomas' in London, and it works in Japan through EUCALIA, the UAE through Burjeel and Israel through Sheba.
Hippocratic advertises Polaris Pro agents from $9 an hour; deployments are priced by volume and use case through its sales team. It suits health systems, payers and life-sciences firms automating routine patient calls under clinical oversight.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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