Akido Expands ScopeAI Across Clinics and Care Services
Akido announced in a press release that it is expanding ScopeAI across 100 clinics, virtual care, and field medicine services, with access to 1 million patients in California, New York City, and Rhode Island.
ScopeAI organizes clinical information in real time before appointments. The company said the system is intended to help physicians focus visits on patient care rather than administrative work.
Akido also announced new technical leadership, an AI Clinical Advisory Council, the removal of “Labs” from its name, and Akido Medical as the brand for its AI native clinics.
The company said its revenue grew 300 percent from 2024 to 2025. CEO and co founder Prashant Samant is scheduled to discuss ScopeAI at Ai4 on August 5.
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