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Suki

www.suki.ai

 
Suki is an AI-powered, voice-enabled digital assistant for doctors that lifts the burden of documentation, enabling them to focus on what they love: treating patients. By using artificial intelligence, Suki is able to be personalized to each doctor, gets smarter as they use it, and is rapidly and inexpensively scalable. Moreover, it is easy to implement and even easier to use, not getting in the way of the physician and the patient. Suki is like having an assistant in the exam room who knows how a doctor practices and, as a result, makes the work day easier. Suki was founded ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.suki.ai
  • 1823 El Camino Real
    Redwood City, CA USA 94063
  • Phone: 650.549.8959

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Fernando Nin
 Head of Information Security | Director, IT Security Profile
Jon Niswander
 Vice President of Security Profile
Jung Kim
 Director - Engineering, Information Security and Compliance Profile

Funding

Suki raised $15M on 05/01/2018
Suki raised $20M on 03/04/2020

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