Neal Khosla, CEO and Co-Founder, Curai

Neal Khosla’s startup Curai Health is using AI to help improve the scale and efficiency of virtual care delivery. The goal is to make primary care accessible to the uninsured, gig and minimum-wage workers by cutting costs for both in-person and telehealth businesses. Founded in 2017, the company has raised nearly $60 million from investors.

2023

Curai Health declared that their message-based care platform is now formally accessible on Amazon Clinic’s virtual health care marketplace. Curai Health is an option for those seeking care for a variety of issues, including as birth control, COVID-19, UTIs, and more.

Neal Khosla, CEO of Curai Health, stated, “We founded Curai with the goal of making access to medical expertise cost just a few dollars.” “Amazon has a history of introducing accessibility, affordability, and wonderful customer experiences to new markets. By joining Amazon Clinic, we will be able to offer patients throughout the United States better, more reasonably priced medical care.”

Physicians and nurse practitioners with extensive training and experience oversee the company’s patient care teams. Curai Health’s reach is extended via Amazon Clinic, enabling more people to get accurate and compassionate medical care for their problems.

“We’re excited to provide Curai Health on the Amazon Clinic marketplace as we strive to significantly simplify healthcare access and maintenance for people,” stated Dr. Nworah Ayogu, General Manager and Chief Medical Officer of Amazon Clinic. “We were impressed with their unique approach that uses AI to scale access to care and make it more affordable — two things that are core to Amazon’s strategy.”

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