InQuery (YC W24) — Intelligent medical record reviews
InQuery is a fully-automated medical record review platform that indexes, labels, and summarizes patient medical records so that physicians and attorneys can understand patient journeys at a glance. Our proprietary technology reasons about each record to surface key insights that could make or break your medical legal case.
InQuery is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Intelligent Medical Record Reviews. The founders listed are Erick Enriquez (Founder), Khalil Miri (Founder/CPO) (Y Combinator directory entry, January 8, 2024).
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InQuery is a fully-automated medical record review platform that indexes, labels, and summarizes patient medical records so that physicians and attorneys can understand patient journeys at a glance.
Our proprietary technology reasons about each record to surface key insights that could make or break your medical legal case.
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AI Medical Record Review for Legal & Insurance Teams | InQuery
InQuery retrieves, indexes, and summarizes medical records for legal and insurance teams. Source-linked chronologies with human-reviewed QA. HIPAA-compliant.
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Erick Enriquez
Founder
CEO @ InQuery. Previously @ Stanford CS & DoorDash Data Infra.
Khalil Miri
Founder/CPO
Cofounder and CTO @InQuery. Background: Quant Trader at DRW and Citadel, Stanford CS grad, former Math Olympiad medalist
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