Our Mission

Imagine...

If retail giants still counted

inventory with clipboards.

If banks

required you to go

in person to make every

transfer or payment.

If booking a flight

meant

calling an agent instead

of clicking a button.

Ridiculous, right?

And yet, healthcare is still stuck in the past, buried in paperwork, dependent on outdated processes and drowning in inefficiency.

Why?

Because the people trying to fix it don’t actually live in healthcare.

They don’t feel the pressure, the frustration, the pain.

At Sword Health, we do. We’ve felt the weight of it firsthand.

How are we different?

40 
clinical papers published

For more than a decade, we've been tackling healthcare's biggest challenges, showing that it’s possible to deliver accessible, high-quality care at scale, while still reducing costs.

We are pioneering the field of AI Care, demonstrating that AI can scale care without compromising quality.

Does it work?

We increased clinician capacity by 14x without sacrificing quality

This impact now extends across three continents, establishing us as a trusted global leader in healthcare. This wasn’t by chance; it was the result of deeply understanding the problem and developing a solution tailored to our specific needs.

We’ve already seen its impact firsthand, our AI solution is so powerful that it would be unethical not to share it. So we’re bringing it to health systems, governments, and payors around the world to help them be AI care-first too.

This is why we created Sword Intelligence

Safety-focused AI solutions to scale care management and admin tasks – handling enrolment, scheduling, and follow-ups freeing clinicians to give their undivided attention to patients.

Supporting care teams with the attention they need, so they can give the attention patients deserve.

By removing the administrative weight, we open up a new world of possibilities: more access for patients, more clinical support, and, most importantly, the undivided attention of clinicians—so they can be fully present for the people who need them.

The result?