Suki Assistant
by Suki AI, Inc.
Suki Assistant is an AI voice assistant for clinicians that listens to patient visits and helps create clinical documentation. It also supports tasks such as coding and retrieving patient information through healthcare-system integrations.
Why Abandoned
Suki continues to market Suki Assistant on its official website, and the company announced a $70 million Series D financing in October 2024 to expand its healthcare AI platform.
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- Confidence
- 94%
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📅 Timeline
Suki emerges from stealth
Suki, then known as Robin AI, publicly introduced its voice assistant for doctors and announced $20 million in funding led by Venrock, First Round and Social Capital.
Suki raises $20 million Series B
Suki announced a Series B led by new investor Flare Capital Partners, with participation from existing investors including First Round and Venrock.
Suki raises $55 million Series C
The company announced a Series C led by March Capital, with participation from Philips Ventures and existing investors.
Suki raises $70 million Series D
Suki announced financing led by Hedosophia, with participation from Venrock, March Capital, Flare Capital, Breyer Capital and inHealth Ventures.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is Suki Assistant?
Suki Assistant is an AI-powered voice and ambient documentation tool for healthcare professionals. It can generate clinical notes from patient conversations and help with related administrative workflows.
How does Suki Assistant work?
A clinician can use Suki during an encounter to capture the conversation. The software applies speech and language models to draft structured clinical documentation for the clinician to review and approve.
Does Suki Assistant integrate with electronic health records?
Yes. Suki says its assistant integrates with major electronic health record systems, although available features and deployment details depend on the healthcare organization and its EHR setup.
Is Suki Assistant still active?
Yes. Suki's official website continues to offer the product, and the company announced a $70 million Series D round in October 2024 to expand its healthcare AI platform.
Who founded Suki Assistant?
Suki was founded by Punit Soni, a former Google and Motorola executive. The company initially operated publicly under the Robin AI name before adopting Suki.