Regard

How does it work in the chart?

Regard's homepage says physicians see 3% of the data in a chart. The technology page describes four layers: EHR data ingestion mapped onto clinical concepts, diagnostic intelligence the vendor calls "proprietary, clinically validated algorithms", care and administrative workflows, and impact analytics.

According to the vendor, every condition comes with a complete evidence chain, identical charts give identical assessments, and no diagnostic logic reaches patients without physician approval. Audit logging of every assessment, data fetch and version change is claimed. The model providers behind it are not named. Solution pages cover clinical notes, mid-revenue cycle, HCC capture and screening.

On EHRs, the technology page says Regard works regardless of which EHR a hospital runs and shows only Epic over FHIR R4 in a demo animation. Oracle Health and MEDITECH are not mentioned.

What results does the vendor report?

Sentara Health shows a 17% increase in CC and MCC capture and a 4x return per user. An Arizona system is credited with more than $50 million in revenue and a North Carolina system with $9.3 million in denials prevented. The vendor's counter reads 12,993,284 recommended diagnoses accepted by clinicians, and it cites a Black Book ranking of Regard as the top clinical AI platform.

Dr. Rollin Reeder of Sentara is quoted on the homepage: "It shrinks my blindspot, finding things I would otherwise miss." The quotes there are testimonials the vendor selected. A PubMed search on the name with AI and EHR terms returned a single unrelated paper, a 2021 Spine Journal article on SMART on FHIR (PMID 32599144).

Who is behind it, and what does it hold?

The footer reads "© 2026 Regard", with no legal entity, headquarters or founding year. Eli Ben-Joseph is co-founder and CEO and Nate Wilson co-founder and president. Justin Davis is CTO, Dr. David Kirk is CMO and Francisco Alvarez, MD, is CMIO. Oak HC/FT, Cedars-Sinai Health Ventures, Calibrate Ventures, Foundry, TenOneTen and Susa Ventures are named as investors, with no amounts or dates. Customers shown include Eisenhower Health, Banner Health, Penn Highlands, UAMS Health, Main Line Health, WakeMed and Kettering Health.

"Regard SaaS Solution v.1" is certified under the ONC 2015 Cures Update criteria B10, D1, D5, D12, D13, G5 and G4, certification ID 15.04.04.3192.Rega.01.00.0.240502, dated May 2, 2024. HIPAA, SOC 2, HITRUST and BAA terms are not stated. On openFDA the name Regard returns no 510(k) record, and the technology page makes no FDA statement.

The site lists no public price. It offers a demo request and an interactive demo.

The verdict

Epic hospitals pursuing HCC capture and denial prevention match the use cases behind the Sentara result and the vendor's other case studies. The demo animation shows only Epic, and the results the vendor lists are revenue and denial figures.