AI Startup Altitude Aims to Enhance Nurse Practitioners' Skills
Altitude, an AI startup, is seeking to use artificial intelligence to improve the skills of nurse practitioners, a growing workforce taking more responsibility for primary care.
Primary care is facing a staffing crisis, with many providers looking to automate tasks such as triage, diagnosis, and prescribing to free up time.
Altitude is taking a different approach, using AI to supercharge nurse practitioners, enabling them to handle a wider spectrum of patients.
- The company has raised $5.4 million for its technology.
- The funding, led by investment company Lerer Hippeau, will be used to develop the technology and expand beyond its initial six customers.
The solution to the staffing crisis is to enhance the skills of nurse practitioners, not just automate tasks.
Author's summary: Altitude raises $5.4 million to enhance nurse practitioners' skills with AI.
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