Startup OpenEvidence, often called “ChatGPT for doctors,” has achieved a staggering valuation growth — the company raised $200 million in funding with a new valuation of $6 billion, just three months after being valued at $3.5 billion.
Based in Miami, OpenEvidence has developed a clinical AI system already used by more than 40% of U.S. physicians and over 10,000 hospitals for fast, reliable, and evidence-based answers. Instead of relying on internet data, this AI is trained exclusively on peer-reviewed medical studies from journals such as the New England Journal of Medicine and JAMA.
The platform conducts millions of consultations monthly, analyzing over 35 million scientific papers, and thanks to its ad-supported model, it is free for medical professionals. Founder and Harvard economist Daniel Nadler describes OpenEvidence as a “Google search for medicine” — but more precise, scientifically grounded, and specifically designed for clinical decision-making.
This massive valuation jump highlights where investors see the future of AI: in expert-oriented tools for high-risk industries, where accuracy and trust mean everything. When your product becomes a tool that doctors use in life-and-death moments — that is when you truly define what reliable machine intelligence means.
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