Dimer Health

04/29/2026

OpenAI now has an AI tool for patients, one for clinicians, and one for health systems.

All three leave the same question unanswered: what happens after the AI responds, when it's 9pm and a high-risk patient needs more than information?

Dr. Zhou Zhang, our Medical Director, wrote about this precise question, and why the answer has to be a hybrid model where AI and always-on human clinicians operate as one system.

Our data: 50% escalation conversion. Patients act when a real clinician is on the other side.

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ChatGPT in healthcare streamlines answers and documentation, but can't act on at-risk patients after hours. See how a hybrid care model closes the gap.

04/07/2026

Hearing this from a patient - and a nurse - means everything to us.

“Being there when you can’t reach your primary care.”

That’s exactly why we exist.

Thank you for trusting us to support you when it matters most. 💜

03/31/2026

To the doctors who care for patients in the office, in the hospital, and during recovery at home - thank you for your partnership through every step of the journey.

Happy National Doctors’ Day. 💜

03/30/2026

🎥 Watch the video below.

The most vulnerable part of recovery often happens after patients leave the hospital.

Many patients go home with questions, new medications, new instructions, and not knowing when to call if something doesn’t feel right. It can be overwhelming for patients and families, and too often people feel like they’re on their own during recovery.

At Dimer Health, we’re building a new model of care to support patients during this critical time - combining technology with dedicated clinicians to help patients recover safely at home after discharge.

In this video, our CEO Caroline Taylor Hodge and Team8 Managing Partner Sarit Firon talk about why this period matters so much, what we’re building at Dimer Health, and why this work is so important to the future of healthcare.

We believe recovery after discharge should be treated as a critical part of care, not something patients have to navigate alone.

Dimer Health is rebuilding care after hospital discharge.In this video, Dimer Health CEO Caroline Hodge and Team8 Managing Partner Sarit Firon discuss the ga...

03/25/2026

From our Co-Founder & CEO, Caroline Hodge:

“After nearly two decades in emergency medicine, and navigating the health system as a patient myself, I saw just how dangerous that gap in care can be.

My co-founders Gidon Coussin, Sarig Reichert and I formed Dimer Health to redefine the post-acute window through an AI-native redesign of the discharge experience.

This is part of a broader paradigm shift at the intersection of technology and healthcare, where care is no longer confined to the four walls of a hospital.

We built a new hybrid care model, combining AI with dedicated clinicians, who we call Transitionists®, focused entirely on managing recovery after patients leave the hospital.”

03/24/2026

Dimer Health Raises $13.5M to Rebuild Post-Discharge Care

Healthcare modernized what happens in the hospital, Dimer Health is building what comes next.

Today, we’re announcing our Series A led by Team8 and Bill Ackman's Table Management, with participation from Silver Circle and TechAviv

This is just the beginning!

Read here for the full announcement 🚀
https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/healthcare/articles/dimer-health-raises-13-5-150000427.html

03/18/2026

Big day behind the scenes at Dimer Health! Excited to share what’s coming soon!

02/22/2026

During the last snowstorm, our patient volume doubled - because care became harder to reach.

With Dimer Health, care remains open, 24/7/365.

Download the Dimer Health app and chat with AiME - your personalized AI health companion - always connected to our clinicians in case human evaluation is needed, or book your virtual appointment anytime.

www.dimerhealth.com/downloadtheappm

02/18/2026

💻 Behind the Screens: Meet Layla Tadros, RN
Layla’s healthcare journey started as a patient representative and grew through multiple roles before becoming a registered nurse. Along the way, she learned just how confusing and overwhelming healthcare transitions can feel for patients.

At Dimer Health, Layla brings empathy, advocacy, and support to virtual transitional care.

💬 “When patients feel supported, they’re more willing to engage, ask questions, and take ownership of their recovery.”

From supporting patients navigating recovery alone to coordinating the follow-up, resources, and logistics that keep patients safely at home, Layla shows how powerful connecting with Case Management can be.

Read her full Behind the Screens story on the blog
https://www.dimerhealth.com/blog/behind-the-screens-meet-layla-tadros-rn

Layla Tadros, RN, brings empathy and case management expertise to transitional care, helping patients recover safely at home with confidence and support.

02/05/2026

Nothing matters more than feeling safe and supported.

In January, patients rated their experience with Dimer Health:
💜 4.88 out of 5 for satisfaction
💜 9.7 out of 10 for likelihood to recommend
💜 96% Net Promoter Score - considered world-class in healthcare

These numbers reflect what our patients tell us every day: that having a care team check in, answer questions, and stay connected during recovery makes a real difference.

Care doesn’t stop when you leave the doctor's office or hospital.
We’re proud to be with you at home.

02/02/2026

POV: You’re recovering at home after a surgical procedure and a nurse dedicated to your recovery calls to check on you.

No rushed appointments.
No guessing.
Just reassurance when you need it most.

This is care that stays with you.

Learn more about how post-procedure care can follow you home. www.dimerhealth.com

01/28/2026

During the recent winter storm, when travel was unsafe for many patients, Dimer Health experienced a surge in demand. This reinforced a simple truth: care must be built to weather the storm and reach patients wherever they are.

Roads closed, but care stayed open. Through our partnerships with partnering health systems and providers, Dimer Health continued supporting patients at home - answering questions, checking in, and helping guide recovery when in-person visits weren’t possible. This is care designed to stay connected, so patients feel supported no matter the circumstances.

When storms shut down roads, healthcare shouldn’t shut down with them. We must build systems that can weather the storm, ensuring care remains accessible, responsive, and human, no matter what’s happening outside.