MiiHealth AI Raises Undisclosed Seed
MiiHealth AI raises a seed round led by Russell Glass to scale its agentic AI medical assistant platform for automated patient intake in healthcare.
MiiHealth AI Raises Undisclosed Seed
MiiHealth AI, a healthcare technology company specializing in agentic medical assistants, has announced the closing of a seed funding round. The company plans to use the capital to accelerate product development and scale its deployment across health systems.
Investors
The seed round was led by Russell Glass, founder of Arteria Capital and former CEO of Headspace. Additional investors include a select group of physician angels, healthcare operators, and digital health founders.
MiiHealth AI Use of Funds
The funding will be used to expand the company's engineering and AI teams to broaden its specialty protocol catalogue and strengthen clinical reasoning and safety checks. The capital will also support the acceleration of integrations with major electronic health record systems and the growth of commercial and customer success teams to support health systems and specialty practices.
About MiiHealth AI
Founded by Kelvin Summoogum, MiiHealth AI is a digital health company that developed DAINA, an agentic AI medical assistant. The product autonomously conducts pre-visit patient intake calls in the patient’s preferred language, captures structured clinical histories using specialty-specific protocols, and writes intake notes directly into the electronic health record to reduce administrative burden for clinicians.
Funding Details
Company Website: https://miihealth.ai
Company: MiiHealth AI
Raised: Undisclosed
Round: Seed
Funding Date: August 2026
Lead Investor: Russell Glass
Additional Investors: Physician angels, healthcare operators, and digital health founders
Company Website: https://miihealth.ai
Software Category: Digital Health
Source: https://www.morningstar.com/news/business-wire/20260825710918/miihealth-ai-closes-seed-round-for-an-undisclosed-amount-to-reinvent-patient-intake-and-give-providers-back-two-hours-a-day