Avey

Avey positions itself as the "intelligence layer for global health," built on a medicine-native LLM rather than a general-purpose model with a medical prompt wrapped around it. The company organises its offering around a single foundation model and then surfaces it in three ways: Avey Chat, which answers health questions for consumers and supports clinicians such as physicians, pharmacists and medical coders; an API Platform that lets developers embed the model into their own products and workflows; and an Enterprise Solution that delivers clinical decision support, automated documentation and accurate medical coding to reduce physician burden and improve revenue capture.

The public homepage shows an interactive prompt box with example tasks spanning blood-test interpretation, drug interaction checks, differential-diagnosis quizzing, paediatric dosing, asthma step-up/step-down decisions, ICD code support and critical appraisal of medical studies. That range signals the product is aimed at both lay users and healthcare professionals rather than a single audience. Avey states it is HIPAA compliant and publishes research materials including model benchmarks and publications on its site.

Commercial terms are not published on the homepage: there is no public price list, and the site funnels prospective users toward Avey Chat sign-up, API waitlist/notify, and enterprise contact. Because the API Platform was announced with a launch date, availability of developer access may lag the marketing site — verify current access before committing to integration work.