In today’s hospitals, critical patient information is scattered across clinical notes, reports, lab systems, imaging archives, and more. Care teams are forced to manually reconstruct patient context across time, often under severe time pressure.
kaiko.ai, a Swiss/Dutch deep-tech company, specifically builds AI systems to solve this challenge by structuring multi-year patient histories into a continuous, queryable clinical timeline that gives care teams a clear and usable patient context at the point of care.
What makes kaiko.ai unique is that, unlike general-purpose AI models that reason over single documents or conversations, kaiko.ai enables clinical reasoning across treatments, diagnostics, imaging, and outcomes over time.
It’s specially designed and developed for the work healthcare teams do, and the regulated hospital environments they do it in.
Meet kaiko.w: the flagship product, and your patient- and context-aware clinical AI assistant that supports every stage of care. From consultation preparation and ward work to ER usage, follow-up, and beyond.
kaiko.w provides you with:
– Patient-aware, longitudinal context: turn years of history into a continuous, usable patient overview (not just single-note summaries).
– Agentic reasoning across sources: connect notes, reports, imaging, and diagnostics so decisions are based on the full picture.
– Healthcare-specific models: built and trained specifically for medical use cases and medical data, rather than general-purpose models.
– Alignment with your hospital’s protocols: based on hospital-specific pathways and guideline checks for safer, more relevant outputs.
– A human-in-the-loop approach: audit and understand where each insight comes from; no decisions are made without you.
Results already show across our partners: reduced administrative work, lower cognitive load, more informed clinical decisions, and greater focus on delivering care rather than searching for and re-entering information across systems.
kaiko.w is developed in close collaboration with partnering hospitals, including Antoni van Leeuwenhoek-NKI (the Netherlands’ leading oncology hospital), Leiden and Utrecht’s University Medical Center, and Rega, one of Switzerland’s air-rescue services.
Proudly and safely made in Europe by a team of 120+, backed by the Hartwig Foundation.