Glass Health Partners with epocrates to Power Point-of-Care Clinical AI

In November 2026, clinician reference platform epocrates announced a partnership with Glass Health to integrate the company's clinical frontier model, Glass, into epocrates AI Assist (01net). epocrates selected Glass Health following an evaluation by its clinical and medical information team to expand decision support inside the epocrates app (Yahoo Finance).

San Francisco-based Glass Health develops an AI-powered platform for clinical decision support and ambient scribing. Founded in 2021, the company's software analyzes patient context against peer-reviewed medical literature to help doctors reason through cases, generate differential diagnoses, draft clinical assessment and treatment plans, and complete clinical documentation. In a Glass Health Product Demo, the platform demonstrated real-time ambient scribing that listens to clinician-patient conversations, produces pre-encounter summaries, surfaces suggested exam maneuvers, and drafts clinical notes with in-text citations.

Glass Health was co-founded by CEO Dereck Paul, Head of Product Graham Ramsey, and CTO William Hart. Paul earned his MD from the UCSF School of Medicine and completed his internal medicine residency at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School. Ramsey previously designed a telemedicine EHR at PlushCare and led product teams at Modern Fertility. Hart holds a PhD in physics from Imperial College London and previously co-founded Seal.

In an interview on The Medicine & Machine Learning (MaML) Podcast, Paul explained that Glass Health originally launched as a digital notebook for physicians to organize clinical schemas and approaches before pivoting to generative AI models. Speaking at a Startup Pitches event, Paul noted that the company subsequently developed Glass Odyssey to integrate ambient listening data, labs, and imaging directly into electronic health records.

The company participated in Y Combinator's Winter 2023 batch (W23). In September 2023, Glass Health raised $5 million in seed funding led by Initialized Capital, with participation from Breyer Capital, Y Combinator, One Medical founder Tom Lee, Eko Health CEO Connor Landgraf, and FIGS co-founders Heather Hasson and Trina Spear (citybiz). The round brought the company's total funding to $6.5 million following an earlier $1.5 million pre-seed round led by Breyer Capital (TechCrunch).

Glass Health is expanding its engineering team with four open remote roles in the United States, all offering salaries between $120,000 and $210,000.

The team is hiring a Founding AI/Data Engineer (Remote) to build a greenfield ELT and RAG setup incorporating millions of medical articles using Python, Django, Postgres, GCP, Docker, and OpenAI LLMs. To expand core applications, the company is seeking a Founding Product Engineer (Remote) to build products for clinicians using AI for clinical decision support using TypeScript, React, Python, Django, Postgres, GCP, Docker, and OpenAI LLMs.

Glass Health is also hiring a Founding Software Engineer (Backend, Remote) to focus on backend systems using Python, Django, Postgres, and Docker, as well as a Founding Software Engineer (Full-Stack, Remote) to work across the stack using TypeScript, React, Python, Django, Postgres, GCP, and Docker.

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