HealthSpark (YC F24) — Empowering physical therapists to go independent
HealthSpark empowers physical therapists (PTs) to start, run, and grow their own independent practices. Our AI-native “business-in-a-box” takes care of the administrative work—credentialing, insurance billing, patient onboarding, documentation, and scheduling—so PTs can focus on patient care, not paperwork.
HealthSpark is a Y Combinator company in the Fall 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Empowering Physical Therapists to Go Independent. The founder listed is Stephen Grinich (Founder/CEO) (Y Combinator directory entry, November 16, 2024).
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HealthSpark empowers physical therapists (PTs) to start, run, and grow their own independent practices. Our AI-native “business-in-a-box” takes care of the administrative work—credentialing, insurance billing, patient onboarding, documentation, and scheduling—so PTs can focus on patient care, not paperwork.
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AI Back Office for Physical & Occupational Therapy Practices | HealthSpark
Everything after the visit runs itself. Patients book and verify themselves, plans of care get sent and certified, visits are billed the same day, and payments are tracked. Built for physical therapy and occupational therapy practices.
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Stephen Grinich
Founder/CEO
HealthSpark CEO & Founder.
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