AI Startup Altitude Aims to Enhance Nurse Practitioners' Skills
As primary care faces a staffing crisis, startup Altitude seeks to use AI to guide nurse practitioners' decisions and training.
Altitude has raised $5.4 million to develop its technology, which aims to improve the skills of nurse practitioners, enabling them to handle a wider range of patients.
The company plans to use the funding to expand its technology and grow beyond its initial six customers.
The solution to the staffing crisis is to free up time by automating tasks such as triage, diagnosis, and prescribing.
Author's summary: Altitude uses AI to enhance nurse practitioners' skills.
- Altitude has raised $5.4 million in funding.
- The company's technology aims to improve nurse practitioners' skills.
- Initial customers include six practices.
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