Coral Healthcare Intake Automation

Coral, operated by ASMOne, Inc., offers AI automation for healthcare patient intake, processing faxes, emails and CSVs into structured clinical data. It announced a 12.5 million USD round led by Lightspeed and Z47 on April 20, 2026.

A universal inbox consolidates incoming documents, extracts data, runs eligibility and benefits checks, qualifies referrals, detects missing information and syncs to the EHR. Workflows are routed per customer SOPs. Service lines include DME, infusion, specialty pharmacy and radiology.

• Universal Inbox: consolidates faxes, emails and CSVs into one tagged queue.
• Document extraction: pulls clinical data from intake documents.
• Eligibility and benefits checks: verifies coverage during intake.
• Missing-information detection: flags incomplete referrals.
• EHR sync: writes structured data into customer systems.
• Custom routing: designs workflows around customer SOPs.

Medical equipment distributors in Vietnam could digitize hospital order forms and check insurance eligibility. Hospital referral and admission offices could structure scanned referral letters automatically.

Site claims administrative overhead can fall by 90% and cites 500,000+ use cases. Press reports 99.7% accuracy on document types such as handwritten fax forms and intakes completed in under five minutes. Security controls include AES-256 encryption and audit logs.

Healthcare back offices still depend on faxes and paper referrals, and AI document processing is a growing category. Vietnamese hospitals and distributors also receive unstructured paper and scanned orders that could be digitized the same way.

Operated by ASMOne, Inc.; founders Ajay Shrihari and Aniket Mohanty per funding news. 12.5 million USD round led by Lightspeed and Z47. Headquarters and founding year not stated on fetched pages.