Less admin.
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AI-powered summaries, grounded clinical chat, and real-time ward oversight — built for safer shift changes.
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* Communication failures broadly; handover context per JC sentinel event analysis and multiple systematic reviews.
** From structured verbal handover protocol programs. AI-assisted outcomes to be validated in pilot.
Why we exist
Handovers are a safety crisis
Every shift change is a moment where critical information can be lost, misunderstood, or simply never passed on. That gap is where patients get hurt.
Documentation steals care time
The more time clinicians spend writing, the less time they spend with patients. VeraCare exists to close that gap — not by removing documentation, but by making it faster and smarter.
Fully GDPR compliant
Built to meet the strictest data protection standards from day one. Patient data is handled with the care and accountability that healthcare demands.
The broader picture
of sentinel events involve communication failure as a contributing factor
Joint Commissionhospital patients experience harm during hospital care
WHO Patient SafetyBuilt differently

Your shift, not a list
Patients surfaced by who needs attention now — not alphabetically. Walk in at 07:00 and know where to start.

Every AI claim is a citation
Handover summaries are generated from documented updates. Every sentence links to its source. One tap to verify.

Ask the record, not your memory
Per-patient chat that answers questions from documented data only — nursing notes, labs, vitals. Every answer cites its source and timestamp.
The team
Tiago
Co-founder & Software Engineer
Previously at DeepMind and Google, working at the intersection of machine learning and healthcare.
Luís
Co-founder & Research Engineer
University professor and research engineer with deep expertise in applying rigorous science to real-world problems.
Ricardo
Co-founder & Software Engineer
Previously at DeepMind and Google, building systems where reliability and safety aren't optional.
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Every shift change
should be safe.
We're running free pilots with clinical teams — no infrastructure changes, and you own all the data. Let's prove it together.
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