Care inany language

Healthcare-built AI language support for the everyday conversations across the patient journey.

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Built for clinical day-to-day.

Medical multilingual AI
35+
languages and dialects, including Haitian Creole and Vietnamese
Ready in seconds
Any device
phones, tablets, carts, desk phones, and browsers
Available around the clock
24/7
evenings, weekends, and every shift in between
Patient data privacy
HIPAA
adheres to HIPAA standards, with a Business Associate Agreement
EHR and phone integration
works with your existing systems*
Alongside your interpreters
Lexi supports everyday conversations, and your team brings in an interpreter whenever a conversation calls for one.

*Epic is a registered trademark of Epic Systems Corporation.

Available on every device

Phones, tablets, carts, desk phones, and any browser.

Carts
Desk phones
Desktops
Tablets
Phones

Integrated across the care journey

An illustrated care journey: ambulance, front desk, care coordination, intake and vitals, consultation, pharmacy, and discharge.

Front desk staff
Check in patients, schedule visits, and answer insurance questions in the patient's language, so lines move and details aren't missed.
Community health worker
Support outreach and care navigation in the patient's language, so patients follow through and trust builds over time.
Medical assistant
Run intake, vitals, and medication and allergy history with live language support, so visits stay on track.
Provider
Talk through visit details in the patient's language, working alongside your interpreter services for complex conversations.
Nurse
Share discharge instructions and follow-up details in the patient's language, so patients leave knowing what comes next.

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Backed by leading investors

Case study

Lowell Community Health Center

Lexi partners with Lowell Community Health Center, which serves 35,000 non-English-speaking patients, to provide secure AI language support across high-demand languages.

Lowell's care team uses Lexi every day to communicate quickly, accurately, and reliably with their multilingual patients.

**Dr. Julie Le**Director, Eye Care Center

50+Staff using Lexi every day
7,000+Conversations completed
20+Departments, and expanding

Our partners and customers

Our impact

Building a more equitable healthcare system

Clear, culturally sensitive communication for every patient, across the entire health system.

Improve clinical efficiency
Language support opens in seconds and fits existing workflows, so providers can focus on care, not coordination.
Boost patient and provider satisfaction
Lexi enables more confident communication between patients and care teams, improving trust, comfort, and clinical clarity.
Reduce administrative burden
Lexi runs on the devices and systems teams already use, and every session is saved to a transcript.
Increase confidence and equity in care
Lexi helps patients be heard and understood, improving relationships, comprehension, and care.
Improve accuracy and clinical safety
Lexi is fine-tuned for medical language, with higher accuracy than generic AI tools, and adheres to HIPAA standards.
Reach underserved language communities
Lexi supports both common and underserved languages, such as Haitian Creole.

Our team

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Linh Pham
Co-founder and CEO
Linh Pham is a design engineer, researcher, and inventor building inclusive technology at the intersection of AI, design, and healthcare. Born and raised in Vietnam before moving to the U.S., she has experienced firsthand how language barriers can limit access to care. She holds degrees from Brown and Harvard, and has led work at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Motional. Her work has been published in ACM and IEEE venues, and she is a named inventor on multiple patents.
Guided by universal design and a commitment to expanding access for underserved communities, she co-founded Lexi so anyone can access care with agency and dignity.
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Siddharth UR
Co-founder and CPO
Siddharth UR is a designer, researcher, and healthcare innovator building equitable, human-centered health technology. Born and raised in India, he witnessed how structural barriers limit access to care, shaping his focus on impact-driven design. He holds a Master in Design Engineering from Harvard and has designed healthcare products across India, Africa, and the U.S.
A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree and award-winning designer with 80+ international awards, Siddharth has worked at Philips Healthcare R&D and Mass General Brigham on patient monitoring, diagnostics, and AI-driven care systems.