Dodo (YC S24) — AI agents that handle communications for clinics
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Dodo turns client communication into booked appointments, completed workflows, and predictive analytics, powering millions of client interactions annually for hundreds of clinics. Our multi-agent system autonomously runs scheduling, refills, intake, and follow-ups across calls and texts — integrating directly with clinic systems to cut communication overhead ~70% and act like a trained CSR 24/7.
Dodo is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: AI agents that handle communications for clinics. The founders listed are Dominik Moehrle (Founder), Julius Hillebrand (Founder), Tim Reinhart (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, August 7, 2024).
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Dodo turns client communication into booked appointments, completed workflows, and predictive analytics, powering millions of client interactions annually for hundreds of clinics.
Our multi-agent system autonomously runs scheduling, refills, intake, and follow-ups across calls and texts — integrating directly with clinic systems to cut communication overhead ~70% and act like a trained CSR 24/7.
Dominik Moehrle
Founder
Julius Hillebrand
Founder
Tim Reinhart
Founder
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