Hippocratic AI
AI voice agents for patient calls, fighting nursing-union pushback
Overview
Hippocratic AI runs voice-based AI agents for low-acuity patient touchpoints — discharge follow-up, medication reminders, pre-visit screening — built on a healthcare-specific model with clinician sign-off. Enterprise-only, sold to health systems and payors.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 12 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
What you can produce with Hippocratic AI
- AI voice agents for post-discharge patient follow-up
- Medication adherence check-in calls
- Chronic care management outreach
- Pre-visit screening and intake
- Patient navigation and scheduling support
- Clinician-in-the-loop safety validation
- Domain-trained model on medical literature and clinical guidelines
ASEAN Perspective
Hippocratic AI in Southeast Asia
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Hippocratic AI's pitch is narrow by design: AI agents for the high-volume, low-risk calls that eat nurse and care-coordinator time — post-discharge check-ins, medication adherence, appointment reminders — not diagnosis. That scoping, plus a claimed zero safety incidents across 150 million+ patient interactions and partnerships with 50+ health systems including Cleveland Clinic and Northwestern Medicine, is the strongest argument for it.
The caveat that matters most isn't technical, it's political. National Nurses United has organized 20+ hospital demonstrations against AI patient-care tools broadly, and a 2024 union survey found 60% of nurses don't trust employers to prioritize patient safety over cost-cutting when rolling these out. Hippocratic AI's early $9-an-hour-versus-$40-an-hour-RN pitch didn't help and the company has since dropped that framing.
Fit: large health systems with the budget and change-management capacity to deploy carefully, not smaller practices — pricing is custom, enterprise-sales-only, with no self-serve option.
What people say
Hippocratic AI closed a $126 million Series C in November 2025 at a $3.5 billion valuation, led by Avenir Growth with CapitalG, General Catalyst, a16z, and Kleiner Perkins participating alongside health-system investors including Universal Health Services and Cincinnati Children's Hospital. Total funding stands at $404 million. In the 15 months since commercialization, the company reports 50+ health system, payor, and pharma partnerships across six countries, over 1,000 clinical use cases, and 150 million-plus patient interactions with what it describes as zero safety incidents — partners named include Cleveland Clinic, Northwestern Medicine, Ochsner Health, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Trust, and Sanford Health.
Third-party review coverage is thin and inconsistent — sources disagree on whether the product even carries live G2 or Capterra listings, which tracks with an enterprise-sales product that doesn't route prospects through self-serve review-driven discovery. What's better documented is the reception from the nursing profession itself. National Nurses United, the largest US nursing union, has organized more than 20 demonstrations at hospitals opposing AI-driven patient care tools, arguing the technology overrides nurse judgment without adequate oversight. A 2024 NNU survey of 2,300 registered nurses found 60% didn't trust their employers to prioritize patient safety when deploying AI, with cost-cutting cited as the primary suspected motive.
Hippocratic AI's own early marketing didn't defuse that tension — the company initially advertised its AI agents at roughly $9 an hour against a benchmark of about $40 an hour for a registered nurse, a framing that fed directly into union arguments that the tools exist to replace paid clinical labor rather than support it. That specific pricing comparison has since been dropped from company messaging in favor of language emphasizing augmentation and safety validation. Pricing today is usage-based and quoted per health system rather than published.
Net effect: strong capital backing and health-system logo list on one side, unresolved labor and trust friction with the clinical workforce that has to work alongside the product on the other. Prospective buyers should expect the union conversation to be part of any deployment, not a side issue.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
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