BEAMSTART · Jan 2026
Recent hiring post describes Craniometrix as a growing Series A company, says it launched care navigation in July 2025, hit $4M ARR, and is scaling care-navigation operations and compliance.
Using AI to help dementia patients age at home
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Craniometrix is a YC-backed healthtech company building AI-assisted, human-led dementia care navigation for provider practices, patients, and caregivers, aligned with Medicare’s GUIDE model and Johns Hopkins’ MIND at Home program.
Primary product
AI-powered dementia care navigation and caregiver support platform
Founded
2022
Headquarters
New York, NY, United States
Team size
20-30
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Healthtech
Sub-industry
Dementia care navigation / caregiver support
Offices
0 jobs at Craniometrix
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Business model
Stage
Series A
Total raised
$21.5M
Latest round
Series A · Feb 2026
Latest amount
$15M
Feb 2026
Aug 2022 · Quiet Capital
Mar 2022 · Y Combinator
May 2016
Leadership
Founder & CEO
Vice President of Growth
Head of Product & Operations
Director of Care Navigation
Head of Engineering
Investors
Mission-driven, small, fast-moving, high-trust, low-ego, and people-over-process; emphasizes applied AI, healthcare operations, human-centered design, and high ownership.
Work style
Flexible
Visa sponsorship
Limited
Compensation
Public job posts show base pay around $160K-$200K for senior engineering roles and OTE around $140K-$250K+ for growth roles, plus early-stage equity; some roles also include field-expense support and healthcare benefits.
Benefits
Pricing
Medicare GUIDE reimbursement / no-cost to patients and practices
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$5M-$10M
BEAMSTART · Jan 2026
Recent hiring post describes Craniometrix as a growing Series A company, says it launched care navigation in July 2025, hit $4M ARR, and is scaling care-navigation operations and compliance.
Quiet Capital · Nov 2025
Nikhil Patel argues Craniometrix uses AI and human care navigators to help families manage dementia at home; the essay says the company works with Johns Hopkins’ MIND at Home team and had helped thousands of families after launch.
HMP Global Learning Network · Jan 2025
Conference coverage says the tool that became Craniometrix was created in 2021, links the company’s dementia care model to Johns Hopkins and CMS GUIDE, and identifies Jeff Greenberg as Head of Medical Affairs.
TechCrunch · Aug 2022
Early coverage of Craniometrix’s founding story and first major funding, reporting Nikhil Patel’s background, the initial Alzheimer’s diagnostic app idea, and a $6M seed round from YC, Quiet Capital, Defy.vc, Olive Tree Capital, Rebel Fund, J Ventures, and Cathexis Ventures.