Siggy has secured $6 million in pre-seed funding led by Village Global to advance its AI platform for collecting patient histories and tracking progress between appointments. The startup combines AI conversations with wearable data to produce a daily ‘Siggy Score’ that clinicians review to make diagnoses or adjust medication. Founders Jonathan Sabbagh and Edvard Engesæth previously co-founded Journey Clinical and Nurx.
The service is permanently free to veterans and combines data from wearables like Whoop and Apple Watch. Siggy accepts commercial insurance in all 50 states and is expanding into government programs. This funding will support the startup’s growth as it integrates more data sources and expands its reach across the healthcare system.
Investors are betting that combining AI conversations with wearable data will improve patient outcomes and reduce the burden on clinicians. The ability to accept insurance in all 50 states and expand into government programs suggests a scalable business model. This move could change how patients manage their health between doctor visits.
