How YC Backed Startup Synrta Growing ?

Welcome to our series on Y Combinator-funded startups, where we talk about innovative companies, what they’ve raised, and how they’re doing. Today, we’re featuring a promising healthcare startup called Syntra.

Syntra is revolutionizing the healthcare industry by creating a smart, AI-powered electronic health record (EHR) system. Founded in 2024 by Ayush Jain and Aniketh Kolla, Syntra aims to automate the boring and time-consuming administrative tasks doctors have to deal with, like patient intake, scribing, medical billing, and even inventory management. For Indian doctors or clinics, think of Syntra as an intelligent assistant that helps you focus on patient care instead of paperwork.

The problem Syntra is solving is huge. Healthcare admin costs are skyrocketing, with doctors spending 5-10% of their revenue on manual tasks. For private practice doctors, this can be a heavy burden. Syntra automates these tasks, helping clinics save time and money. In fact, they’ve already helped one clinic earn over $100k a month while cutting administrative time by 25-30%.

Here’s how Syntra works: it listens to doctor-patient conversations and turns them into accurate clinical notes. These notes are then automatically converted into insurance claims and sent for processing. Syntra even keeps track of clinic inventory and sends intelligent reminders for patients to book follow-up appointments.

With Y Combinator’s backing, Syntra is transforming the way doctors manage their practices, allowing them to focus on what really matters—providing the best possible care for their patients.

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