Built rural-first, by a physician who lives the problem
This is not a tech company that discovered healthcare.
Dr. Scott Isbell didn't build ATTENDING AI from a boardroom. He built it from the exam room — because he was tired of spending more time on documentation than on patients.
Every feature was designed for resource-constrained settings: clinics with spotty connectivity, no IT department, and no time for an enterprise rollout. This isn't an enterprise product with a rural mode — it's a rural product that scales.
- Practicing family physician and company founder
- Demos product personally to rural hospital networks
- RHTP-aligned — Initiative 6, Digital Health & Technology
- Built for the workflows he uses every day