Stream
About Stream
Stream utilizes AI-powered summarization and indexing to transform extensive medical documents in the workers' compensation sector into concise, actionable summaries, significantly reducing manual review time and costs. By streamlining document workflows, Stream enhances operational efficiency for healthcare professionals, insurers, and attorneys, achieving up to 60% faster turnaround and 22% savings on review costs.
<problem> The workers' compensation sector is burdened by extensive medical documentation, leading to time-consuming manual reviews and increased operational costs for healthcare professionals, insurers, and attorneys. Processing these documents and extracting actionable insights is a significant challenge. </problem> <solution> Stream offers an AI-powered platform designed to streamline medical document workflows within the workers' compensation industry. The platform uses large language models (LLMs) to transform stacks of medical documents into concise, actionable summaries, significantly reducing the time and costs associated with manual review. Stream's AI models are trained on over 1 million pages of workers' compensation records, ensuring high accuracy and relevance. By automating document indexing, summarization, and deduplication, Stream enables organizations to regain control of their operations with accurate, high-quality, and real-time results. </solution> <features> - **Stream Chrono:** An AI indexing and summarization platform that transforms medical documents into actionable summaries tailored to specific medical specialties, enabling review and editing in minutes. - **Stream Chrono+:** A full-service solution where AI-powered summaries are reviewed by Stream's in-house medical and legal professionals, providing expert medical chronologies and summaries. - **Stream Sift:** A document deduplication and decluttering tool that identifies and removes duplicates and irrelevant pages from document sets, saving on review costs and time. - AI models trained on a large dataset of workers' compensation records for best-in-class results. - Real-time document processing for immediate results. - SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA certifications to ensure data security and compliance. </features> <target_audience> Stream primarily serves healthcare professionals, insurers, and attorneys in the workers' compensation sector who seek to reduce manual review workload, accelerate turnaround times, and lower operational costs associated with medical document processing. </target_audience> <revenue_model> Stream's services generate a 4X ROI from eliminating manual review, achieve 60% faster turnaround on summaries, and provide 22% savings on medical-legal records review costs. </revenue_model>
What does Stream do?
Stream utilizes AI-powered summarization and indexing to transform extensive medical documents in the workers' compensation sector into concise, actionable summaries, significantly reducing manual review time and costs. By streamlining document workflows, Stream enhances operational efficiency for healthcare professionals, insurers, and attorneys, achieving up to 60% faster turnaround and 22% savings on review costs.
Where is Stream located?
Stream is based in San Francisco, United States.
When was Stream founded?
Stream was founded in 2022.
How much funding has Stream raised?
Stream has raised 6800000.
Who founded Stream?
Stream was founded by Eric Yen.
- Eric Yen - CEO
- Location
- San Francisco, United States
- Founded
- 2022
- Funding
- 6800000
- Employees
- 23 employees
- Major Investors
- Y Combinator, Spark Capital, TTV Capital, Acrew Capital, Nevcaut Ventures