Yumi Health provides a modern clinical platform for skilled nursing facilities, combining a data layer, knowledge-graph retrieval engine, and autonomous AI agent to reduce administrative burden. The platform unifies medical intelligence so clinicians can spend more time with patients instead of managing paperwork, with the agent automating tasks like physician notifications, care-plan updates, pharmacy pings, and chart updates.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Clinicians in skilled nursing facilities spend excessive time on paperwork and manual administrative tasks instead of providing patient care. Legacy patient records are fragmented and difficult to navigate, making it challenging to retrieve relevant context from tens of thousands of records when making clinical decisions or coordinating care.
Solution
Yumi Health offers a unified clinical platform built specifically for skilled nursing facilities, combining three integrated layers: a data layer that replaces the legacy patient record, an Engine that uses a knowledge-graph retrieval pipeline to assemble relevant context from large volumes of records, and an Agent that turns that context into autonomous work. The Agent can automatically notify physicians, draft care-plan updates, ping pharmacies, and update charts based on clinical events—all before a human needs to open a second screen. This allows operational products built on the platform to answer questions directly from the Engine, reducing manual effort and streamlining workflows for care teams.
Target Audience
Primary users are clinicians and care teams working in skilled nursing facilities, including nurses, physicians, and administrative staff who need to reduce documentation burden and improve care coordination.
Features
- Three-layer architecture: data layer, knowledge-graph retrieval engine, and autonomous agent in a single platform
- Knowledge-graph pipeline that retrieves relevant context from tens of thousands of patient records
- Autonomous workflow agent that performs tasks such as physician notifications, care-plan drafting, pharmacy communication, and chart updates
- Purpose-built for skilled nursing facilities to eliminate fragmented legacy record systems