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Viz.ai

American healthcare technology company offering an AI-powered care coordination platform.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

Viz.ai is an American healthcare technology company. It was founded in 2016 by neurosurgeon Dr. Chris Mansi and machine learning post-doc Dr. David Golan, with the goal of using artificial intelligence to make healthcare work faster and smarter. Its platform features more than 50 FDA-cleared AI algorithms that analyze medical imaging data—including CT scans, EKGs, echocardiograms, and more—delivering real-time insights and automated assessments to accelerate diagnosis, streamline workflows, and support faster treatment decisions. Its stated mission is to increase access to life-saving treatments.

History

Viz.ai was inspired by a patient who underwent a successful brain surgery and yet died because the surgery came too late. Frustrated by the unnecessary delays that had cost his patient her life, neurosurgeon Dr. Chris Mansi committed to finding a better way. Dr. Mansi joined forces with machine learning post-doc Dr. David Golan and together they founded Viz.ai, in 2016, with a goal of using artificial intelligence to make healthcare work faster and smarter.

Products and positioning

AI-powered care coordination platform

  • Viz.ai One®

    The leading AI-powered care coordination solution designed to revolutionize the way patient care is delivered.

  • Viz Neuro

    AI-powered suite of solutions to accelerate the detection and treatment of suspected neurovascular diseases.

  • Viz Cardio

    AI-powered suite of solutions developed to meet cardiovascular needs.

  • Viz Vascular

    AI-powered suite of solutions designed to transform patient outcomes in vascular medicine.

  • Viz Trauma

    AI-powered capabilities (description truncated in source).

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