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Assort Health vs Hyro

Two AI Voice & Call Agents vendors, side by side. Facts from public sources; judgments are ours.

At a glance

Derived from public facts · a rough scale, not a ranking

Assort HealthHyro
Pricing model

Not published · Third parties report ~$1.5k+/month

Enterprise contract (custom) · quote after discovery, enterprise cycles

Speed to go live

Live in 3-6 weeks, sits beside phones

basic bots in days, typical weeks

Automation model

Autonomous agents · Voice AI answers patient calls end-to-end

Autonomous agents · patient-facing voice and chat agents

Built for

Mid-size groups, Enterprise systems

Enterprise systems, Payers

Security posture

SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA

SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA

Company maturity

3 yrs (est. 2023)

8 yrs (est. 2018)

Financial backing

$222M+ · Series C

$95M · Growth (Series C equivalent)

Named customers

4 named

5 named

Published results

Specific numbers public

Specific numbers public

Documented integrations

5 listed

4 listed

Third-party validation

None found

None found

Bottom line

  • Pick Assort Health if your specialty group's front desk is drowning in scheduling calls and you want voice agents handling them within weeks, not an EHR project.
  • Pick Hyro if your call center drowns in scheduling and FAQ calls and you want healthcare-specific AI agents deflecting them within weeks.

Assort Health

AI call center for specialty practice front desks

Founded
2023
HQ
San Francisco, CA
Stage
Series C
Raised
$222M+

What it does

  • Voice AI answers inbound patient calls around the clock
  • Books appointments using per-surgeon, specialty-specific scheduling logic
  • Triages calls and routes complex cases to staff
  • Answers FAQs and handles reschedules and referrals
  • Writes appointments and tasks back to the EHR in real time

Where it's strong

  • Specialty-specific scheduling logic (per-surgeon rules in orthopedics, ENT, and 20+ specialties) is the hard part competitors gloss over.
  • Publishes named customer economics, like $2.3M added revenue at Michigan Orthopaedic Surgeons and a 75% drop in call abandonment at Peninsula Orthopaedic.
  • Heavily capitalized ($222M+ raised, $1.2B valuation) with native integration into 20+ EHRs common in specialty practices.

What buyers should weigh

  • Founded in 2023, so processes, support, and product maturity are those of a three-year-old company scaling extremely fast.
  • Raised $222M in roughly 15 months; expect aggressive expansion and possible pricing pressure to grow into the valuation.
  • Built for specialty practices and MSOs; large hospital contact centers with broad non-scheduling call types are less proven territory.

Named customers

Michigan Orthopaedic Surgeons · SENTA Partners · Peninsula Orthopaedic Associates · Barrington Orthopedic Specialists

Integrations

EpicathenahealtheClinicalWorksNextGenModernizing Medicine
Full Assort Health profile →

Hyro

AI voice and chat agents for health system call centers

Founded
2018
HQ
New York, NY
Stage
Growth (Series C equivalent)
Raised
$95M

What it does

  • Voice AI agents for patient access call centers
  • Self-service scheduling written back into Epic
  • Prescription refill and registration call automation
  • Web chat and SMS agents on the same platform
  • Call analytics and conversation intelligence for operations

Where it's strong

  • Deployed at more than 45 health systems with named flagship customers, unusual depth for this category.
  • Reports resolving up to 85% of routine patient interactions and 35-45% contact center cost reduction across its base.
  • A customer (Bon Secours Mercy Health) invested in the company, a strong retention signal.

What buyers should weigh

  • Focused on patient access and consumer-facing calls, not payer-side calls like prior auth follow-up; it will not replace billing office phone work.
  • ROI depends on call volume and Epic integration depth, so smaller groups see less benefit.
  • The health system voice AI field is crowding fast, with EHR vendors and contact center platforms adding native agents.

Named customers

Intermountain Health · Bon Secours Mercy Health · Sutter Health · Tampa General Hospital · Hackensack Meridian Health

Integrations

EpicSalesforceGenesysCisco contact center platforms
Full Hyro profile →

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