AI Startup Altitude Aims to Enhance Nurse Practitioners' Skills
As primary care faces a staffing crisis, Altitude seeks to use AI to guide nurse practitioners' decisions and training.
The startup has raised $5.4 million to develop its technology, which aims to improve the skills of nurse practitioners, allowing them to handle a wider range of patients.
The company wants to use artificial intelligence to supercharge nurse practitioners, a growing workforce taking more responsibility for care.
- Altitude's technology aims to enhance the skills of nurse practitioners.
- The startup has raised $5.4 million in funding, led by Lerer Hippeau.
- Initial customers include six practices, with plans for expansion.
Author's summary: Altitude uses AI to enhance nurse practitioners' skills.
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