Amigo, a platform offering AI agents for patient care needs, announced it is partnering with telehealth platform Eucalyptus to integrate AI health agents into Eucalyptus' portfolio of specialized healthcare brands, initially deploying an AI health assistant for the company's Juniper weight management clinic.
Amigo builds fully customized agents for specific patient care needs, including clinical triage and routing, pre- and post-appointment coordination, virtual nursing support, nutrition and weight loss support, primary care decision support, biomarker assessment, personalized health coaching and chronic care management.
Eucalyptus offers five clinics: Kin for reproductive care, Pilot for men's hair loss and sexual health, Juniper for women's weight management, Software for skincare, and Compound for men's preventive health and performance.
The clinics facilitate consultations with certified practitioners, deliver treatments and provide ongoing care.
"We are committed to pioneering the future of digital healthcare," Benny Kleist, cofounder and chief strategy officer of Eucalyptus, said in a statement.
"Working with Amigo represents a significant step forward in our mission to make quality healthcare more accessible, allowing our clinical teams to ensure every patient receives the always-on, personalized support they need to achieve their health goals."
THE LARGER TREND
In 2022, Sydney-based Eucalyptus raised A$60 million ($42 million) in a Series C round of financing led by BOND, an early investor in Airbnb and Canva.
The financing round drew participation from the company's previous investors, including Blackbird, NewView, W23, Airtree, OneVentures and Athletic Ventures.
The company used the funds for software development and entry into the UK market.
In 2021, Eucalyptus secured A$30 million ($22.4 million) in a Series B funding round led by NewView Capital, the Silicon Valley-based investor that has also backed digital health firms 23andMe and Hims & Hers.
The investing round saw participation from previous investors Blackbird Ventures and W23, as well as new investor at the time AirTree Ventures.
