Asteroid AI

Integrate with the hardest healthcare portals

Asteroid AIJul 28, 2026

Integrate with the hardest healthcare portals

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Asteroid Integrate is a catalogue of pre-built connectors that lets healthcare software teams plug into the EHRs, payer portals, state registries, and desktop systems that have never shipped usable APIs. It's aimed at operators building clinic automation, revenue cycle tools, or vertical AI products who currently rely on staff to copy records between systems by hand. The launch matters because Asteroid was founded in 2024 by Joe Hewett and David Mlcoch as a YC W25 company focused on browser agents, and this release converts that agent platform into a shipped library of healthcare integrations rather than a toolkit teams have to assemble themselves. The catalogue covers workflows including credentialing and verification, provider enrollment, prior authorization, eligibility and benefits, claims and denials, scheduling, member enrollment, Medicare enrollment, referral intake, and EHR extraction and write-back . Underneath, agents log into each portal, pull the data, and write it back, with the company positioning the offering as one connector for EHRs, payer portals, registries, and desktop apps that will never ship a good API , delivered HIPAA compliant. According to the launch, integrations that previously took customers around six months now go live in roughly two days, with the underlying agents already running tens of thousands of executions per day in production. For founders and operators in health tech, the practical read is that Asteroid is trying to become the integration layer for the long tail of systems that Redox, Health Gorilla, and direct FHIR APIs do not reach. If your roadmap is blocked by a payer portal login, a legacy registry, or a Windows-only EHR client, this launch is the pitch to stop building that scraper in-house.

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Priya K.Jul 28, 2026

The name Asteroid for a product that smashes into legacy EHR portals is kind of perfect. Whoever picked that gets a raise.

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Bill OkaforJul 28, 2026

Curious how you price this. Per-portal, per-transaction, or a flat integration fee? Because the moment a payer changes their login flow, someone eats that cost.

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Tomas VilhelmJul 28, 2026

Still waiting for someone to build a normal FHIR wrapper before I get excited about anything downstream of it. Ask me again in 2027.

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Hana OzturkJul 28, 2026

Would love to chat for a piece I'm working on about the browser-agent-for-healthcare wave. DMs open whenever you have 15 minutes.

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Leila ShaikhJul 28, 2026

"If a human can use it, we can connect you to it" is the exact tagline I've been begging portfolio founders to steal. Bookmarking.

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Adaeze N.Jul 28, 2026

Where does the scraped PHI live during a session, and are you signing BAAs on day one or day ninety? Asking for every compliance officer reading this thread.

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kenjiJul 28, 2026

The demo cuts are suspiciously smooth. Any portal that doesn't randomly log you out mid-claim isn't a real payer portal.

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Mia LarssonJul 28, 2026

Naive question, but what happens when the portal has a captcha? Do you solve it, warn the user, or just quietly fail?

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Rekha BhattacharyaJul 28, 2026

Who's hiring on the forward-deployed side? I have a candidate who spent three years automating prior auth at a health system and would eat this problem alive.

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Yusuf DemirJul 28, 2026

This might be one of the last integration companies built before every founder just points an agent at a portal and calls it a day. Enjoy the moat while it exists.