Estimated hours U.S. physicians spend taking patient histories each year.
Our Mission
Give physicians time back to focus on patients
We believe better care begins with physicians who have the time, focus and support their patients deserve.
Why we built FaceMed
More attention for care.Less time on intake.
We built FaceMed.ai around a practical question: how can every encounter start better prepared, while giving physicians more time for the work only they can do?
Estimated share of intake questions that are repetitive.
of physician respondents reported at least one burnout symptom in 2025.
of practices reported harder medical-assistant hiring (May 2026 poll).
What we bring together
Built by a team with decades of experience
Built by a team with decades of experience
across clinical AI and digital health.
Clinical workflows
Built around the encounter
We start with how physicians ask questions, how patients share their history and how information becomes useful in the visit. Questions and note formats follow the practice’s workflow.
Multimodal AI
Sight, sound and conversation
Language is one part of the encounter. We combine conversational AI with visual and voice information, so intake can capture relevant context beyond the words in a transcript.
Digital health at scale
Experience reaching millions
Members of our team have helped build and scale digital health products reaching millions of people. That experience informs how we think about adoption, reliability and everyday use.
Our beliefsPhysicians lead.
Physicians lead.
Technology supports.
Physician-led from the start.
Physicians define what to ask, what to capture and how notes should read. AI follows their clinical direction.
Clinical judgment stays human.
AI supports intake preparation and documentation. Physicians retain responsibility for diagnosis, treatment and every medical decision.
Better prepared for every patient.
High-quality history notes give physicians context before the visit, so they can focus on listening, understanding and caring for the patient.
Medical Advisory Board
Guided by leaders from the nation’s top medical institutions.
