Asha Health

TLDR:

Asha Health enables medical practices to launch their own AI clinic, designed to fill crucial care gaps that their brick & mortar clinics are too overburdened to address — all while generating additional revenue on autopilot.

The Problem

For the 120M Americans with chronic conditions, isolated physician visits once every few months aren’t enough. They need consistent education, guidance, accountability, and support, but medical practices are too overburdened with their day-to-day operations to address crucial care gaps like these.

The Solution

Using Asha, practices can spin up their own AI clinic and configure it to support their chronic condition patients on a weekly basis, in between visits with physicians at their brick & mortar locations.

Each AI clinic:

• Seamlessly coordinates teams of AI agents and AI-assisted auxiliary staff to guide patients to better health outcomes.
• Runs on autopilot, generating additional revenue with zero effort from the practice’s staff.

Practices across several specialties (ex: Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Pulmonology, Urgent Care, ED, etc) are choosing Asha to:

• Boost margins on care delivery
• Improve performance on VBC outcomes
• Increase patient engagement & retention
• Reduce burden on providers

The Team

Prior to founding Asha Health, Akkshay was a Google PM leading a portfolio of generative AI products, while Gokul led Growth Engineering projects at Brex. After a long personal journey with rare chronic conditions, the longtime (10+ years) best friends teamed up to “fix the healthcare system!!”. They spent over a year leading curated, tactical discussions with digital health operators & CMO’s and then garnered support from major health system executives when it was time to start Asha.

How You Can Help

If you know any of the following people, we’d appreciate warm introductions! Simply ping us at akkshay@asha.health or gokul@asha.health.

• Chief Medical Officers or physician executives at hospitals or health systems.
• Physicians working in medium sized private practices (5-100 providers).
• Leaders in medical societies, IPA’s, ACO’s, or CIN’s.