Roger Healthcare

What does AI Charting do with an OASIS visit?

According to the product page, the tool starts from the referral documents pulled from the EHR and pre-fills the OASIS. It then "quietly listens in" on the visit and detects multiple speakers. The clinician can add dictation afterwards. The tool combines all of those inputs and completes the chart in the EMR. Medications can be entered by voice or by picture, wounds can be documented from images and voice, and answers for the OASIS M1800 and GG items are filled in automatically.

AI Intake turns referrals into patient records, and AI Coding generates ICD-10 codes.

What do the performance numbers rest on?

The homepage claims "proven 80% time savings", 15 minutes for an OASIS visit, 5 minutes for a routine note, 9% higher coding reimbursement and 50% less manual intake work. Two customer case studies appear without methods: Palmeira reports 10% more revenue and New Day Healthcare reports 75% less documentation time. PubMed lists no paper on the product, and an openFDA 510(k) query for the name in November 2026 returned no match.

Funding is third-party only, and the 2026 round carries two labels

The About page names Yusef Iskandar as CEO, Yunus Ansari as COO and Keyur Shah as CTO. A duplicate profile on the same page lists Shah as CEO. The footer gives San Francisco as the location and no legal entity.

VC Backed and PitchBook report a $5.4M seed round in December 2024. A $23.8M round dated July 2026 is called a Series A by PitchBook and Caplight and a Series B by Tracxn, and PitchBook puts total funding at $29.4M. The investors it names include M13, Berkeley SkyDeck Fund, Digital Health Venture Partners and SignalFire. The PitchBook and Tracxn figures are third-party and unverified against a primary source. PitchBook and BigRedAI give 2023 as the founding year.

The EMR is unnamed and the price is demo-only

The homepage says the product fills out the chart "in your current EMR", with near real-time EHR syncing, and names no system. HIPAA and SOC 2 badges appear on the homepage and About page with no report type, date or scope. A BAA is not mentioned on either page. The only route to a price is the Book a demo button.

The verdict

Roger's product page walks through the OASIS visit step by step, from the referral pre-fill to the finished chart. The EMR that chart ends up in goes unnamed, and the SOC 2 badge comes without a report type or scope. Its funding history, including a $23.8M round that PitchBook calls a Series A and Tracxn a Series B, rests on third-party data.