AI screening platform for hospital clinicians to identify missed diagnoses
HealthLeap builds an AI screening system deployed directly into hospital workflows (Epic, Cerner) to surface undiagnosed conditions clinicians miss under workload. The stack reveals a data-heavy, ML-first engineering approach: Spark, Dagster, Airflow, scikit-learn, XGBoost, and LightGBM for batch and streaming pipelines processing millions of patient records daily, paired with LLM-based clinical-note parsing to extract signals at scale. Leadership hiring (8 senior+ roles) and a 4-person engineering team suggest early-stage infrastructure investment to solve real-time risk ranking and EHR integration — two pain points blocking both clinical and financial impact proof.
HealthLeap operates an AI-powered screening platform for hospital systems, helping clinical teams identify patients with undiagnosed or under-treated conditions including malnutrition, COPD, and CHF. The product ingests millions of patient records daily, parses clinical notes with LLMs to extract risk signals, and surfaces ranked alerts to overworked clinicians via Epic and Cerner integrations. Founded in 2022 and based in San Francisco, the company employs roughly 20–40 people across engineering, data, design, product, and sales. Revenue model appears tied to diagnosis volume or condition-specific modules, as the product roadmap includes discrete launches for new conditions.
Epic Systems and Cerner. Both systems are in the active tech stack, indicating direct clinical-workflow integration is core to deployment.
scikit-learn, XGBoost, and LightGBM for model training; Spark, Dagster, and Airflow for pipeline orchestration. Recent projects include LLM-based clinical-note parsing for extracting patient risk signals.
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