Cloudphysician Smart-ICU and AI Video Co-pilot

Cloudphysician is a physician-founded critical care and AI company with offices in Bangalore, Singapore and San Francisco. It tackles the shortage of intensivists outside large cities by letting hospitals run ICUs, NICUs, dialysis and emergency units with round-the-clock remote specialist support.

Its Smart-ICU service connects partner hospitals to a clinical care centre where AI-enabled intensivists, physicians and critical care nurses monitor patients 24×7. The AI video co-pilot combines live video, vital signs, device outputs and EMR history into one view; computer vision agents detect lowered bed rails, restlessness suggesting delirium, work of breathing, pain and sedation levels and central line infection risk, and push alerts to the bedside team. It is hardware-agnostic and runs on premises or in the cloud. Customers are tertiary and community hospitals, acute care centres and nursing homes.

• Smart-ICU service: 24x7 remote intensivists, physicians and critical care nurses for partner ICUs.
• Unified patient view: combines video, vitals, device outputs and EMR history in one screen.
• Computer vision agents: detect fall risk, early delirium signs and visible work of breathing.
• Disease-specific agents: support pain and sedation monitoring and central line infection prevention.
• Workflow alerts: actionable notifications delivered to the bedside team.
• Extended units: Smart-NICU, Smart-Dialysis and Smart-ER apply the same model beyond the adult ICU.

Provincial hospitals in Vietnam could connect their ICUs to a remote intensivist hub run by a central hospital. Private hospital chains could supervise ICU beds across branches from one command centre. Nursing homes could use video AI alerts to reduce falls and catch respiratory distress at night.

Gives hospitals without enough intensivists 24x7 specialist coverage of their ICU beds. The website reports 300+ hospitals served, 200,000+ patients treated and up to 40% lower mortality. Works with existing monitors, cameras, tablets and phones, avoiding device upgrades. Video is analysed in real time without being stored, and data stays within the hospital environment.

Critical care capacity in Asia is growing faster than the supply of trained intensivists, so tele-ICU and hub-and-spoke models are spreading in India and being explored by Southeast Asian hospital groups. Ambient AI that reads video and vital signs helps a small specialist team supervise many beds safely.

Founded and led by physicians, with offices in Bangalore, Singapore and San Francisco. Holds eight granted patents and reports HIPAA, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance. Raised USD 10.5M in a round led by Peak XV Partners in 2024. Named in Forbes Asia 100 to Watch 2025.