AI agents for your entire medical practice back office.
From eligibility and claims to patient communications and inbox management — including faxes and voicemails — AI agents that run your practice operations so your staff can focus on patients.
- 90% automation rate across back-office operations
- 2,700+ payers integrated for real-time eligibility
- Complete data lineage and governance at every layer

The agents
Eight agents. One back office. Zero manual work.
From eligibility and claims to patient communications and inbox management — including faxes and voicemails — no spreadsheets, no phone trees, no write-offs.
Live with practices across the United States — Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, and commercial payers. Sachin's clinic is our testing lab.
I'm here because I'm...
What brings you to Agentman?
Running a practice
See how agents eliminate insurance phone calls, reduce denials, and save your staff 8+ hours/week.
Explore healthcare agents →Evaluating an investment
Platform thesis, market size, traction data, and why full back-office automation for small practices is a $12B+ SAM.
Read the VC primer →Building with AI agents
Open SKILL.md standard, MCP integrations, agent skills you can inspect and customize.
Explore the platform →Curious about agentic AI
Read our thinking on skills vs prompts, agent architectures, and where the industry is headed.
Read the blog →Why it works
Not a wrapper. A platform.
Most healthcare AI is a prompt on top of an API. Agentman is a full agent operating system — purpose-built for the kind of work where mistakes aren't tolerated and every decision needs a paper trail.
Agent skills
Not prompts — structured, versioned procedures your practice owns. Payer-specific rules you can inspect and improve.
Data lineage
Trace every agent decision from patient record to claim submission. Know what happened and why.
Governance
Audit trails, access controls, compliance visibility. Built for HIPAA from the architecture up.
From the team
What we're thinking about

Newsletter #4: Justify My Care — What Physicians Are Actually Saying About Burnout
A physician I know recently said this out loud, to no one in particular, after a long day: I don't want another peer-to-peer call with insurance to justify my care. That sentence is the single most common feeling in American medicine right now — and it's not burnout. It's architecture. This is what the wheel costs, and why agentic systems are the first off-ramp in thirty years.

If a Hospital Discharge Fax Arrived This Morning, Would Your Team Find It Today?
Independent practices receive 80-90 voicemails and 100-120 faxes every day. Buried somewhere in that stack is a hospital discharge notification that triggers a higher-reimbursement follow-up visit — but only if staff catch it within 48 hours. Most don't.
Built by operators, not observers
This is a team that has already built, scaled, and operated exactly what Agentman requires.



