Agentic Index
Almanac Health vs Latent Health (2026)
Both reason over the patient record and they point that reasoning at different audiences, at 6 and 5 of 14.
Almanac's Copilot is a level one autonomous electronic health record agent retrieving patient data, drafting notes and placing orders under clinician approval, grounded in peer reviewed evidence. Latent Health ingests notes, labs and imaging reports to answer complex questions about patient history, with agents that compile evidence per insurer criteria and call payers for status, valued at 600 million dollars. Almanac serves the clinician at the point of care; Latent serves the person fighting the insurer afterwards.
Choose Almanac Health if
- Documented coverage is slightly broader and clinical documentation is the burden.
- Placing orders under clinician approval is the workflow you want automated.
- Grounding in peer reviewed evidence is what makes clinicians trust the draft.
Choose Latent Health if
- Compiling evidence against insurer criteria is the work that consumes your staff.
- Agents calling payers for status is the specific tedium you want removed.
- Complex questions across notes, labs and imaging together is the reasoning you need.
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