Sword Health, Inc.
Sword is building the future of healthcare through AI Care, a field we pioneered that brings together Artificial Intelligence and Clinical Experts to tackle healthcare’s biggest bottlenecks - access, outcomes, and cost. The result is a world where clinicians are able to focus on what they do best - handling nuance, providing empathy, and delivering the human touch -, while AI focuses on delivering hyper-personalized treatment programs, ensuring scalability, and being available 24/7 so that healthcare meets the needs of the patient, not the other way around. Our platform spans the full continuum of care, from predicting and preventing pain, to treating physical and mental health, and optimizing healthcare operations. We are trusted by over 2,000 organizations globally, across employers, health plans, and governments, having helped our clients generate over $1 billion in healthcare savings, largely by avoiding unnecessary procedures, such as surgeries, imaging, ER visits, and others. We’re backed by some of the world’s most seasoned investors, such as Khosla Ventures, General Catalyst, Founders Fund and others, and currently valued at $4B. We believe in - and are building toward - a world where AI Care is within arm’s reach of every human. If this mission inspires you, join us in building that future: https://swordhealth.com/company/careers.www.swordhealth.com
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Oct 15, 2026
Maria GhazalGUEST
So we had Seema Verma, former CMS administrator, she's our member representing Oracle.
Maria GhazalGUEST
We had Sword, we had J&J.
Maria GhazalGUEST
We had, uh, we had a number of, of folks come in, and then we had demonstrations.
Maria GhazalGUEST
But we talked about the report.
Maria GhazalGUEST
We had Zs there, o- as the author, along with us, of the report, uh, talking about what the recommendations were.
Maria GhazalGUEST
And we had great attendance, uh, you know, on Capitol Hill.
Maria GhazalGUEST
We had policymakers and staff, and then after, both before and after the briefing, you could see the demonstrations, which there was a ri- wide variety of how, how it's being used, whether it's being used to develop, you know, actual systems and better manufacturing, or in the case of Sword, how they're doing physical therapy remotely, and how it, they're able to figure out what, you know, through the computer, what you're doing and it, whether you're doing it correctly and how the results will be affected.
Maria GhazalGUEST
So it was, um, we're, we are, we are continuously pushing this, this, and, and w- and we're really, um, being looked at as a resource.