About
Hubble builds an intelligence and data-access layer for healthcare AI, connecting to EHRs, payers, and patient records through APIs, browser automation, and voice. It sells to healthcare organizations and AI builders that need normalized patient information and no-code workflows for healthcare agents; its differentiator is combining broad data connectivity with agent-building infrastructure.
Market
Hubble competes in healthcare data infrastructure and enablement for AI agents, focused on assembling complete patient information from fragmented EHR, payer, and patient-record sources. Its differentiation is a multimodal retrieval layer that combines APIs with browser and voice access, plus patient-mediated access, rather than relying only on conventional health-information networks or standard APIs.
Healthcare AI companies and product teams building patient-facing or clinical AI agents that need complete medical records across EHRs, payers, and patient-controlled sources. The likely buyers are healthcare startup and enterprise product, engineering, data, and clinical-operations leaders, including organizations such as providers, payers, and digital-health companies.
At a Glance
Problem
Hubble addresses the slow, fragmented process of obtaining usable patient information. Medical-record retrieval still depends on faxes, patient portals, and release-of-information queues, meaning teams can wait weeks for a pile of unstructured PDFs. The resulting burden includes both operational delay and an “integration tax”: months of engineering work, clearinghouse fees, and separate vendor data deals to assemble a sufficiently complete record.
The clearest use cases are organizations whose work depends on a patient’s full history, including personal-injury and mass-tort law firms, disability services, life-sciences and research teams, and healthcare products that cannot function well with partial records. Hubble’s core promise is to turn retrieval that takes weeks into a process completed in days, with clean structured records returned for downstream use.
Product / Service
Hubble is a B2B healthcare data-infrastructure platform positioned as an intelligence layer for AI products and healthcare providers. It combines patient-mediated access, based on a patient’s right to obtain their records, with provider-mediated access for authorized read-and-write tasks. The platform reaches EHRs, payers, and HIEs through APIs, browser automation, and voice where necessary, then normalizes structured and unstructured information into a unified record with deterministic identifiers, governance, and an audit trail.
Hubble also offers a no-code workflow studio for provider operations teams. Users select the relevant patient, provider, EHR, payer, or HIE data; describe a workflow in plain language; and deploy it without building integrations themselves. Example workflows include record assembly, eligibility and benefits checks, prior-authorization submission, scheduling, claims, and document uploads. The intended benefit is faster deployment, lower integration and compliance overhead, and measurable operational outcomes such as actions completed, failure rates, and revenue recovered.
Market
Hubble competes in healthcare interoperability and data infrastructure for AI agents, with an adjacent position in healthcare workflow automation. Its closest alternatives include Redox, which offers a standardized API for connecting to multiple EHRs; Particle Health, which provides an API platform for data from hundreds of millions of patient records; and Zus Health, which markets a shared health-data platform for interoperability. Hubble’s differentiation is its combination of patient- and provider-mediated access, cross-domain clinical and payer data, and API, browser, and voice retrieval rather than an API-only approach.
The company appears to be an early-stage but production-oriented startup rather than a demonstrably scaled commercial business. YC lists it as an active B2B healthcare company founded in 2026, in the Summer 2026 batch, with a two-person team. Hubble’s own site says it is live in production across leading EHRs and payers with more than 40 tools, including connections to Epic, Oracle Health/Cerner, athenahealth, UnitedHealthcare, and Aetna. The available evidence does not disclose revenue, customer counts, or funding, so traction is best characterized as early production deployment and platform coverage rather than publicly verified revenue scale.
Founders & Leadership
Funding History
Y Combinator
Recent News
Hubble’s data-infrastructure offering provides patient- and provider-mediated access to medical records across EHRs, health-information exchanges, payers, and claims. It supports API, browser, and voice retrieval, then normalizes structured and unstructured data into a single record.
Y Combinator listed Hubble as an active B2B healthcare company in its Summer 2026 batch. The profile says Hubble retrieves complete medical records for patients using patient-mediated access and identifies Prabha Dublish and Aaron Leon as founders.
Hubble announced patient-mediated access, allowing an individual to authorize a company to retrieve their own medical records. The patient consents once, after which Hubble gathers the records.
Active Roles
1Business Model
Hubble appears to monetize as a B2B healthcare-infrastructure software and API platform, selling access to normalized patient-data connectivity and no-code agent/workflow tooling for healthcare organizations and builders. The available evidence does not disclose a public price or specify whether fees are subscription-, usage-, or outcome-based.