Sage Care builds an AI-powered platform for health systems that orchestrates patient calls, triage, and scheduling. The company describes the system as an "air traffic control system for healthcare": it routes patients to the right doctor, helps providers focus on those who need them most, and shortens the time between a patient's call and the care they receive. The stated purpose is to reduce wait times, ease staff workload and give doctors and nurses their time back, with a stated path to helping tens of millions of patients.
Technical work spans several domains: clinically grounded AI, real-time optimization, call orchestration, triage automation and scheduling optimization. The engineering problem is one of routing and allocation under live conditions - matching patient demand to clinical capacity across a health system's access and scheduling operations - rather than a single model in isolation.
Sage Care was founded by repeat founders with backgrounds at Apple, Carbon Health and Uber. The company positions its mission as reducing clinician burnout and restoring provider time, and describes the work as transformative for how health systems operate. It is actively hiring.
