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Glass Health is a private, San Francisco-based clinical AI company founded in 2021 that builds an LLM-based AI agent for evidence-based clinical decision support at the point of care. The platform unifies two core capabilities into a single workflow: Ambient Scribing, which captures patient encounters in real time and surfaces diagnostic insights, suggested history questions, and next steps during the encounter itself, and a Clinical Decision Support engine that drafts differentials (DDx), assessments and plans (A&P), and structured clinical documentation including H&Ps, progress notes, clinic notes, discharge summaries, prior authorizations, patient handouts, and handoff notes. The product also includes an Evidence-Based Clinical Reference function that returns cited answers from trusted medical sources, a 'Deep Reasoning' engine for multi-step clinical reasoning, and a Developer API with a dedicated EHR integration pathway.

The company operates a product-led, freemium go-to-market motion: clinicians can sign up directly on glass.health, begin ambient scribing for free, and self-onboard without enterprise procurement. A dedicated /pricing page implies paid clinician subscription tiers, and the Developer API supports API/platform licensing for institutions and third-party developers. Customer reach is described as 'thousands of healthcare professionals,' with named institutional logos including Yale School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Stanford, Harvard Medical School, and Brown Health used primarily as credibility signals rather than disclosed enterprise contracts.

To date, Glass Health has raised approximately $7 million across three disclosed funding rounds — a $1.5M seed from Breyer Capital (January 2022), a $500K Y Combinator investment (April 2023), and a $5M round led by Initialized Capital with participation from Breyer Capital, Breyer Labs, and Y Combinator (September 2023). The company is led by co-founder and CEO Dereck Paul and co-founder and Head of Product Graham Ramsey, and competes in the Clinical Decision Support Systems market alongside incumbents such as UpToDate Expert AI, AMBOSS, ClinicalKey AI, OpenEvidence, Isabel, and DynaMed.

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Glass Health is a San Francisco-based AI company building an LLM-powered clinical decision support platform that combines real-time ambient scribing with cited, evidence-based diagnostic and documentation generation for individual clinicians and health systems.

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clinical decision support, ambient medical scribing, AI clinical reasoning, differential diagnosis software, clinical documentation automation
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1Utilization Management, Appropriateness Criteria & Prior Authorization CDS
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2Computer-Assisted Physician Documentation (CAPD) & Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI)
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4DTx/SaMD Evidence, Outcomes & Real-World Data (RWE) Platforms
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Clinical Decision Support Software
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Free-tier onboarding via 'Start Ambient Scribing for Free' CTA on the website; users can self-sign-up and use the platform without an enterprise contract. Paid tiers implied beyond the free monthly query allowance referenced in user testimonials ('multiple queries for free all month long'). Recurring subscription revenue model.

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Paid subscription plans for clinicians seeking expanded usage beyond the free tier (pricing page exists on the site at /pricing). Recurring revenue stream.

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Developer API and EHR integration offering implies potential API/platform licensing or per-seat enterprise plans for institutions embedding Glass into their systems.

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Glass Health is an AI-powered clinical decision support (CDS) platform that combines ambient scribing with large language model-based clinical reasoning to help clinicians draft differential diagnoses, assessments and plans, and structured clinical documentation during and after patient encounters. The platform offers a free self-serve tier for individual clinicians, paid subscriptions, and a Developer API with EHR integration for institutional distribution.

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Glass Health is a single unified AI-powered clinical decision support (CDS) platform that integrates two core capabilities into one workflow: Ambient Scribing for real-time clinical intelligence during patient encounters, and Clinical Decision Support for drafting differentials (DDx), assessments & plans (A&P), and structured clinical documentation. Built on a large language model-based AI agent, the platform exposes an Evidence-Based Clinical Reference function (with cited answers from trusted medical sources), Diagnostic Support and Treatment Planning modules, and a Documentation Drafting suite (covering H&Ps, progress notes, clinic notes, discharge summaries, prior auths, patient handouts, and more). Glass Health extends the platform with dedicated EHR Integration and a Developer API for embedding the capabilities into external workflows.

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1Glass Health Clinical Decision Support (CDS) Platform
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Unified AI-powered clinical decision support platform for practicing clinicians and physicians at the point of care, combining ambient scribing, evidence-based clinical reference, differential diagnosis generation, and comprehensive documentation drafting.

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Developer-facing API surface exposing Glass Health's ambient scribing and clinical decision support capabilities for integration into third-party applications and clinical workflows.

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OpenEvidence is a direct competitor in AI-powered clinical decision support for physicians, also named in 2025/2026 clinical AI rankings alongside Glass Health. Both target individual clinicians with evidence-grounded, cited AI answers to clinical questions.

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Abridge is a direct competitor in ambient AI scribing and clinical documentation for clinicians, also expanding into clinical decision support. Both companies combine ambient encounter capture with downstream clinical intelligence for physicians.

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Suki AI is a direct competitor offering an AI assistant for clinicians that combines ambient documentation, clinical summarization, and EHR integration. It targets the same self-serve/enterprise clinician base as Glass Health.

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UpToDate is the dominant incumbent clinical reference and now ships 'UpToDate Expert AI' as a generative-AI clinical decision support layer. It overlaps with Glass Health's evidence-based clinical reference and DDx use cases and is deeply embedded in hospital contracts globally.

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ClinicalKey AI is Elsevier's generative-AI clinical decision support product, combining evidence-based content with AI for clinicians. It is a direct incumbent competitor to Glass Health in cited, evidence-based clinical reference.

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DynaMed is an established evidence-based clinical reference tool owned by EBSCO, frequently deployed at health systems. It is a comparable incumbent in the same evidence-based clinician reference category as Glass Health's evidence-grounded answers.

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AMBOSS is a clinical knowledge and decision support platform for physicians and medical trainees, with growing AI features. It overlaps with Glass Health's clinical reference and decision support use cases, particularly for residents and early-career physicians.

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Isabel is a long-standing differential diagnosis (DDx) tool for clinicians — a direct match for Glass Health's AI DDx feature. It is also named alongside Glass Health in 2026 CDSS rankings.

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Hippocratic AI is an emerging healthcare-focused LLM company building AI agents for clinical workflows. It represents a comparable emerging player in clinical large language models, with overlapping ambitions in clinical reasoning and safety-focused healthcare AI.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Doximity is a large clinician network and workflow platform that has launched its own AI documentation and clinical tools (e.g., DocsGPT, Doximity GPT). It serves the same U.S. physician audience as Glass Health via a self-serve SaaS model.

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Glass Health

Clinical Decision Support Softwareglass.health

Glass Health is a San Francisco-based AI company building an LLM-powered clinical decision support platform that combines real-time ambient scribing with cited, evidence-based diagnostic and documentation generation for individual clinicians and health systems.

What Glass Health does

Glass Health is a private, San Francisco-based clinical AI company founded in 2021 that builds an LLM-based AI agent for evidence-based clinical decision support at the point of care. The platform unifies two core capabilities into a single workflow: Ambient Scribing, which captures patient encounters in real time and surfaces diagnostic insights, suggested history questions, and next steps during the encounter itself, and a Clinical Decision Support engine that drafts differentials (DDx), assessments and plans (A&P), and structured clinical documentation including H&Ps, progress notes, clinic notes, discharge summaries, prior authorizations, patient handouts, and handoff notes. The product also includes an Evidence-Based Clinical Reference function that returns cited answers from trusted medical sources, a 'Deep Reasoning' engine for multi-step clinical reasoning, and a Developer API with a dedicated EHR integration pathway.

The company operates a product-led, freemium go-to-market motion: clinicians can sign up directly on glass.health, begin ambient scribing for free, and self-onboard without enterprise procurement. A dedicated /pricing page implies paid clinician subscription tiers, and the Developer API supports API/platform licensing for institutions and third-party developers. Customer reach is described as 'thousands of healthcare professionals,' with named institutional logos including Yale School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Stanford, Harvard Medical School, and Brown Health used primarily as credibility signals rather than disclosed enterprise contracts.

To date, Glass Health has raised approximately $7 million across three disclosed funding rounds — a $1.5M seed from Breyer Capital (January 2022), a $500K Y Combinator investment (April 2023), and a $5M round led by Initialized Capital with participation from Breyer Capital, Breyer Labs, and Y Combinator (September 2023). The company is led by co-founder and CEO Dereck Paul and co-founder and Head of Product Graham Ramsey, and competes in the Clinical Decision Support Systems market alongside incumbents such as UpToDate Expert AI, AMBOSS, ClinicalKey AI, OpenEvidence, Isabel, and DynaMed.

Glass Health firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Glass Health
Legal name
Glass Health
Website
https://glass.health
Company type
Private
Founded year
2021
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Glass Health is a San Francisco-based AI company building an LLM-powered clinical decision support platform that combines real-time ambient scribing with cited, evidence-based diagnostic and documentation generation for individual clinicians and health systems.
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Glass Health industry classification

Industry
Product category
Clinical Decision Support Software
akta.pro primary industry
Utilization Management, Appropriateness Criteria & Prior Authorization CDS (HLACAGAM)
akta.pro secondary industries
Computer-Assisted Physician Documentation (CAPD) & Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) (HLACAAAH), AI Triage & Clinical Decision Support (CDS) Platforms (HLALAJAD), DTx/SaMD Evidence, Outcomes & Real-World Data (RWE) Platforms (HLACANAM)

Keywords

  • Clinical decision support
  • Ambient medical scribing
  • AI clinical reasoning
  • Differential diagnosis software
  • Clinical documentation automation

Where Glass Health is headquartered

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San Francisco
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United States
HQ region
North America

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Glass Health business model

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B2B
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Software
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Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Freemium subscription: Free-tier onboarding via 'Start Ambient Scribing for Free' CTA on the website; users can self-sign-up and use the platform without an enterprise contract. Paid tiers implied beyond the free monthly query allowance referenced in user testimonials ('multiple queries for free all month long'). Recurring subscription revenue model.
  2. Subscription (paid clinician plans): Paid subscription plans for clinicians seeking expanded usage beyond the free tier (pricing page exists on the site at /pricing). Recurring revenue stream.
  3. Developer API / EHR integration licensing: Developer API and EHR integration offering implies potential API/platform licensing or per-seat enterprise plans for institutions embedding Glass into their systems.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
FreemiumMonthlyFree tier — 'Start Ambient Scribing for Free' with limited monthly queries
SubscriptionAnnualPaid subscription tiers (pricing not publicly disclosed in source)

Go-to-market motion4 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Glass Health product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Glass Health is an AI-powered clinical decision support (CDS) platform that combines ambient scribing with large language model-based clinical reasoning to help clinicians draft differential diagnoses, assessments and plans, and structured clinical documentation during and after patient encounters. The platform offers a free self-serve tier for individual clinicians, paid subscriptions, and a Developer API with EHR integration for institutional distribution.

Product overview

Glass Health is a single unified AI-powered clinical decision support (CDS) platform that integrates two core capabilities into one workflow: Ambient Scribing for real-time clinical intelligence during patient encounters, and Clinical Decision Support for drafting differentials (DDx), assessments & plans (A&P), and structured clinical documentation. Built on a large language model-based AI agent, the platform exposes an Evidence-Based Clinical Reference function (with cited answers from trusted medical sources), Diagnostic Support and Treatment Planning modules, and a Documentation Drafting suite (covering H&Ps, progress notes, clinic notes, discharge summaries, prior auths, patient handouts, and more). Glass Health extends the platform with dedicated EHR Integration and a Developer API for embedding the capabilities into external workflows.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Glass Health Clinical Decision Support (CDS) Platform Unified AI-powered clinical decision support platform for practicing clinicians and physicians at the point of care, combining ambient scribing, evidence-based clinical reference, differential diagnosis generation, and comprehensive documentation drafting.
  • Glass Health Developer API Developer-facing API surface exposing Glass Health's ambient scribing and clinical decision support capabilities for integration into third-party applications and clinical workflows.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Save hours per shift on documentation while raising documentation quality
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Glass Health

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Glass Health technology and API

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AI capability9 records

Feature7 records

Glass Health partnerships and signals

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Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Glass Health competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • OpenEvidence: OpenEvidence is a direct competitor in AI-powered clinical decision support for physicians, also named in 2025/2026 clinical AI rankings alongside Glass Health. Both target individual clinicians with evidence-grounded, cited AI answers to clinical questions.
  • Abridge: Abridge is a direct competitor in ambient AI scribing and clinical documentation for clinicians, also expanding into clinical decision support. Both companies combine ambient encounter capture with downstream clinical intelligence for physicians.
  • Suki AI: Suki AI is a direct competitor offering an AI assistant for clinicians that combines ambient documentation, clinical summarization, and EHR integration. It targets the same self-serve/enterprise clinician base as Glass Health.
  • Isabel Healthcare: Isabel is a long-standing differential diagnosis (DDx) tool for clinicians — a direct match for Glass Health's AI DDx feature. It is also named alongside Glass Health in 2026 CDSS rankings.

Broad incumbents

  • UpToDate (Wolters Kluwer): UpToDate is the dominant incumbent clinical reference and now ships 'UpToDate Expert AI' as a generative-AI clinical decision support layer. It overlaps with Glass Health's evidence-based clinical reference and DDx use cases and is deeply embedded in hospital contracts globally.
  • ClinicalKey AI (Elsevier): ClinicalKey AI is Elsevier's generative-AI clinical decision support product, combining evidence-based content with AI for clinicians. It is a direct incumbent competitor to Glass Health in cited, evidence-based clinical reference.
  • DynaMed (EBSCO): DynaMed is an established evidence-based clinical reference tool owned by EBSCO, frequently deployed at health systems. It is a comparable incumbent in the same evidence-based clinician reference category as Glass Health's evidence-grounded answers.
  • AMBOSS: AMBOSS is a clinical knowledge and decision support platform for physicians and medical trainees, with growing AI features. It overlaps with Glass Health's clinical reference and decision support use cases, particularly for residents and early-career physicians.
  • Doximity: Doximity is a large clinician network and workflow platform that has launched its own AI documentation and clinical tools (e.g., DocsGPT, Doximity GPT). It serves the same U.S. physician audience as Glass Health via a self-serve SaaS model.

Emerging players

  • Hippocratic AI: Hippocratic AI is an emerging healthcare-focused LLM company building AI agents for clinical workflows. It represents a comparable emerging player in clinical large language models, with overlapping ambitions in clinical reasoning and safety-focused healthcare AI.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Glass Health M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Glass Health

What does Glass Health do?

Glass Health is an AI-powered clinical decision support (CDS) platform that combines ambient scribing with large language model-based clinical reasoning to help clinicians draft differential diagnoses, assessments and plans, and structured clinical documentation during and after patient encounters. The platform offers a free self-serve tier for individual clinicians, paid subscriptions, and a Developer API with EHR integration for institutional distribution.

Is Glass Health a public or private company?

Glass Health is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Glass Health founded?

Glass Health was founded in 2021. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Glass Health based?

Glass Health is headquartered in San Francisco, United States, in the North America region.

How does Glass Health make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Freemium subscription is the primary driver. The others are subscription (paid clinician plans) and developer API / EHR integration licensing.

Who are Glass Health's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are OpenEvidence, Abridge, Suki AI and Isabel Healthcare. Broad incumbents are UpToDate (Wolters Kluwer), ClinicalKey AI (Elsevier), DynaMed (EBSCO), AMBOSS and Doximity. Hippocratic AI is listed as an emerging player.

Does Glass Health have an API?

Yes. Glass Health offers a Developer API surface as part of its product, accessible via a dedicated /developer-api navigation link. The platform provides ambient scribing, clinical decision support (differential diagnosis, assessment & plan drafting, documentation), and evidence-based clinical reference functionality that is exposed for integration. Specific details such as REST/GraphQL type, authentication method, rate limits, versioning, or sandbox availability are not specified in the source.

What industry is Glass Health in?

Glass Health's product category is Clinical Decision Support Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLACAGAM, Utilization Management, Appropriateness Criteria & Prior Authorization CDS, with a secondary code of HLACAAAH, Computer-Assisted Physician Documentation (CAPD) & Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI).

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