New York · On-site · $185-230k
Confido Health
Backed byBlume VenturesAbout Confido Health
Confido Health builds an agentic operating stack called Blaze that helps healthcare providers reduce administrative burden and focus on clinical work. The company serves PE-backed and privately owned multi-site specialty practices, using voice AI as its primary market entry point to automate administrative workflows. Operating from New York with a forward-deployed model inspired by companies like Palantir, Confido has achieved 15x growth and is targeting 5-10x growth this year. The company is scaling its deployment capabilities by transitioning from founder-led deployment to a dedicated VP of Deployment role as it expands its customer base.
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Company at a glance
Founders & Leadership
Chetan Reddy
Founder @ Confido Health | 1M+ patients served | Building healthcare focused voice-AI to automate 70%+ of phone calls
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About the Team
Team Distribution
- Engineering47%
- Sales & Business Development18%
- Operations13%
- Product & Design9%
- Leadership7%
Where the Team Studied
- 1.Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani
- 2.Harvard University
- 3.Cornell University
- 4.University of Southern California
- 5.Boston University
Team Worked At
- Nuance Communications
- Microsoft
- Deloitte
- Goldman Sachs
Team Composition
40 people- Engineering1 senior12
- Entrepreneurship5 senior5
- Healthcare Services1 senior4
- Consulting2
- Product Management1 senior2
- Accounting1
- Arts and Design1
- Business Development1
Culture & values
Forward-deployed model inspired by Palantir where engineers and operators embed directly inside customer workflows
Team culture is founder-forged with hands-on playbooks and systems built by co-founder who is an FDE, deployment strategist, and product thinker
Consultative approach with deep embedding in each customer's operating team
Team operates with high velocity and autonomy, shipping production workflows in weeks rather than quarters
Deployment team runs QBRs with PE operating partners and owns live ARR outcomes directly, blending deployment with commercial responsibility
Team culture emphasizes proximity to operational challenges and turning that proximity into compounding systems
Attracts top forward-deployed talent and positioned as one of the hottest FD teams in NYC
Funding History
$10M
raised
Confido Health, a healthcare AI voice-agent startup, raised a $10 million Series A led by Blume Ventures with participation from Schema Ventures, Vicus Ventures, Medmountain Ventures, Together Fund, DeVC and strategic healthcare operators.
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