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GYANT Raises $13.6M for AI-Enabled Digital Front Door Solution to Drive Patient-Doctor Engagement

by Fred Pennic 07/15/2020 Leave a Comment

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Cleveland Clinic, GYANT Partner to Drive Post-Discharge Engagement

What You Should Know:

– GYANT raises $13.6M in Series A funding for AI-enabled digital front door solutions to drive meaningful patient-doctor engagement.

– The investment will enable GYANT to scale up its product development to meet rapidly increasing market demand and support its exponential customer growth.

– Current customers include Intermountain Healthcare, OSF Healthcare, Adventist Health, Health First, Integris, etc.


GYANT, a San Francisco, CA-based care navigation company, today announced the close of a $13.6 million Series A financing round led by Wing Venture Capital. Wing VC is joined by Intermountain Ventures and existing investors Grazia Equity, Alpana Ventures, Techstars Ventures and Plug and Play Ventures. The financing will enable GYANT to continue providing best in class support and services for its fast-growing and high-profile customer base. In addition, GYANT will advance technology and interoperability to deliver the most user-friendly and personalized digital care navigation assistant on the market.

Connecting Patients & Managing Relationships

Patient expectations for a convenient and seamless healthcare experience continue to grow. As a result, health systems face an increasing need for digital health tools that improve patient experiences while optimizing workflow and reducing costs. Founded in 2016, GYANT has built the virtual front door to help health systems improve care utilization, cut costs through automation, and improve the patient experience. GYANT’s Front Door appears on a hospital system’s website or mobile app to chat with patients and guide them to the care and digital health tools they need, 24-7. GYANT is customizable to any organization’s branding, EHR, digital tools, and clinical endpoints.

RELATED: The Digital Front Door: The Gateway to Empathetic Patient Navigation

GYANT ties together all of the digital tools a health system needs in a single interface, creating a seamless patient experience — increasing engagement, trust, and loyalty at each stage of the healthcare journey. GYANT’s unique combination of deep intelligence, physician oversight, and a human-driven, empathetic approach allows health systems to solve for traditional complex care issues, ensuring that patients receive the right care, anytime and anywhere.

GYANT’S AI-Driven Platform Increased Hospital’s Patient Contact Rate by 39%

Cleveland Clinic first started working with GYANT to virtualize patient outreach in 2018 to complement their existing post-discharge call program. The combination of Cleveland Clinic’s care management processes and GYANT’s AI-driven patient engagement platform has since fueled a 39 percent increase in the hospital’s patient contact rate.

GYANT’s platform combined with live clinical engagement helps patients stay in touch with their providers, while also offering a more efficient patient and caregiver experience. This process allows more patients to receive the support and resources they need following their hospital stay and are escalated to a Cleveland Clinic caregiver should they require additional assistance.

Recent Traction/Milestones

Demand for GYANT’s AI-enabled Front Door solution skyrocketed this year, and was further accelerated by COVID-19. The pandemic forced rapid, widespread adoption of digital access. The digital health market is valued at over $106 billion and expected to grow significantly as providers innovate to meet the demands of healthcare consumerization. Delivering on this need, GYANT’s financing follows a period of remarkable growth, having expanded from 3 customers in July 2019 to 24 customers in July 2020 including Intermountain Healthcare, Geisinger, OSF Healthcare, Adventist Health, Health First, Integris, etc.

“We are thrilled by the support of ambitious, successful investors who see the disruptive potential of AI in healthcare,” said Stefan Behrens, co-founder and chief executive officer, GYANT. “The need for digital access and care navigation has never been greater, especially with healthcare inequities and disparities in the spotlight today. This is the time for GYANT to continue growing and realize our vision of personalized patient experiences with digital navigation to the right, best possible care.”

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Tagged With: AI, AI in healthcare, Care Coordination, care management, Cleveland Clinic, digital health, Health Systems, Intermountain Healthcare, interoperability, patient engagement, Patient Experience, Patient Navigation, SAN FRANCISCO, Techstars, venture capital

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