Remember, understand, and act on what happens at your doctor's visits. Kin records your appointments and creates plain-language summaries for you & loved ones.
@AmitParikhMD, @kjalwyn, and I started @MeetKinHealth with a BIG vision in mind: to bring the personal health record that has eluded our system for decades into every American's pocket.
Listen in to hear the why behind Kin, more about what we're building, and how it bridges to this future. Kin's understanding layer today is the perfect bridge to our action layer later this year, and to a comprehensive PHR soon.
I both agree and disagree. A patient scribe in and of itself could be a challenging business to defend. A patient scribe that captures the hearts and minds of clinicians, patients, and caregivers, and builds an action layer on top of the understanding layer, is what our healthcare system has been missing for decades.
If early feedback, traction, and insights from our @MeetKinHealth users and recommending clinicians are a signal, 2026 is the year we see a step change in the way MANY Americans understand, engage with, and are empowered in their healthcare journeys.
Happy to find more time to discuss our vision, cc @AmitParikhMD@kjalwyn
As we were preparing to go all in on Kin, I sat down with my co-founders and penned a manifesto outlining the BIG gap we saw in American healthcare, and why our vision would fix it. Now that we’ve launched @MeetKinHealth, we are sharing our writing with the world. Link below ->
We are here to support all the Americans navigating healthcare challenges and their loved ones. You're not in it alone, anymore. You have Kin on your side.
4 years ago, my mother-in-law was diagnosed with breast cancer. Our family has a dozen+ physicians in it and we still felt lost navigating her care. The average American doesn't stand a chance.
Today I'm so excited to announce Kin Health's $9M seed, led by @Maveron with participation from @townhallvntrs, @flexcapital, @EniacVC, The Family Fund, @pearvc, Watershed Ventures, and an incredible lineup of individuals. including 30+ physicians.
Kin is a free app that records your medical visits and turns them into plain-language summaries. Over time, it becomes a health record of what your doctor actually said, living in your pocket and owned by you.
TechCrunch piece by @IndianIdle in the replies.