Ufonia

Dora, a regulated clinical AI, manages the entire cataract pathway, from referral to post-operative outcomes, across 23+ NHS trusts.

Ufonia outlines its frameworks, MATRIX and ASTRID, for designing, evaluating, and assuring autonomous clinical AI.

A formal analysis of all patients from October 2024 to September 2025 demonstrated safe and effective patient care, high patient satisfaction, and operational efficiencies for the trust.

Ufonia’s AI clinical assistant, Dora, operates across healthcare organizations in various specialties to provide automated patient care.

Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust (BHT) is a major provider of integrated hospital and community services for people living in Buckinghamshire and the surrounding area.

Dora produces 50 to 100x less carbon than an equivalent face-to-face consultation, NHS adoption of this technology provides a radical way to decarbonise clinical pathways and support the commitment to 'Net Zero'.

In the week before Christmas, a patient at Dell Medical School at the University of Texas in Austin completed a routine follow up after eye surgery. The conversation was led by Dora, Ufonia's AI clinical assistant—marking the first US trial call.

Latest research, blogs and announcements at Ufonia.

Ufonia seeks employees to advance healthcare technology and improve global health outcomes.

The Ufonia team includes clinicians, engineers, machine learning scientists, and designers working to improve healthcare accessibility and affordability.

Ufonia offers its AI-powered clinical assistant, Dora, to enhance clinical conversations.

Dora, a clinical AI agent, supports cataract patients by phone and helps ophthalmology practices scale without compromising care.