Cair Health

What does each agent do, according to the vendor?

CLARK codes CMS-1500, UB-04, ADA Dental and case-rate claims with current ICD, CPT and HCPCS sets. CHLOE reviews clinical notes, payer policies, real-time eligibility and coding rules, then submits first-pass claims. DENNIS parses ERAs and resubmits claims as a revised 837. PAIGE phones payers for benefits verification and denial follow-up, EVE converts EOBs to ERAs and posts payments, and ELLA handles eligibility.

The vendor's metrics are a one-day charge lag, 90% automation and a gross collection rate of 99% or more, which measures collections. The vendor's pages publish no accuracy figure for the coder.

Founders, backers and the headquarters question

A Y Combinator listing gives the founders as Shehbaz Virk and Ishan Balakrishnan. Y Combinator and Extruct place the company in San Francisco, while CB Insights and PitchBook say Palo Alto. The vendor's pages state neither.

The homepage names Y Combinator, Soma Capital, Translink Capital, Foundation Capital and Rebel Fund without amounts. Extruct lists a $2.8M seed from Evolution Ventures and NVO Capital, CB Insights totals $3.3M and PitchBook shows $500K. A YC job posting says "100+ practices", and the homepage logos include Imagnum Healthcare, Fila Health, Moona and Picnic Health.

How is it priced?

As of November 2026 the pricing page names Core for small clinics or single-site teams, Growth for mid-size organizations and Enterprise for large or complex ones. The page says a monthly minimum covers full platform access, and that pricing is "based on usage and volume". Integration and onboarding fees are generally waived, per the vendor. A free sandbox account is open, with a production trial only after partnering.

What does it say about integrations and security?

The vendor claims "80+ Integrations", pre-built or on demand, accepting raw notes, X12 EDI, FHIR and EHR APIs. The pricing page lists "EMR Integration" and "Clearinghouse Connection" as features, and Enterprise adds multi-EHR and multi-clearinghouse support.

The homepage says the platform is "HIPAA & SOC 2 compliant" and that no data is stored, shared or trained on by LLMs. The pricing page says "operating under SOC 2 controls". The homepage and pricing text give no report type.

The verdict

Cair suits a medical billing organization that wants eligibility, coding, claims, denials and posting handled by one vendor's agents. The unnamed integrations and the funding and headquarters disagreements are the open points for a buyer of that size.