Amesite Intensifies AI Push to Transform Patient-Records in U.S. Care

Amesite is accelerating its deployment of artificial intelligence within the health-care arena by turning its NurseMagic? platform into a full-fledged electronic medical records (EMR) system. The move aims at the backbone of patient care infrastructure, with onboarding of the initial EMR customers already underway as of January. The company is targeting the sizeable U.S. post-acute care market, where demand for automated documentation and streamlined workflows could substantially alter operations.

• Onboarding of the first EMR customers commenced in January.
• The focus is the U.S. long-term care sector, a market estimated at around $470 billion.
• AI-driven documentation is expected to reduce the workload for nursing staff.

Strategic push into the EMR space
NurseMagic? is evolving from a support tool for nursing staff into a comprehensive EMR solution. Since January, Amesite has begun linking its new system with the first clients, a move that deepens the company?s penetration into the IT backbone of care facilities. The AI-native platform is designed to supplement or, over time, displace legacy record-keeping systems.

Can AI-powered documentation provide the decisive edge over traditional providers? The potential market is significant: the U.S. post-acute care sector was valued at more than $470 billion in 2024. With increasing pressure on healthcare efficiency, Amesite is betting on facilities adopting automated workflows for both documentation and communication.

A look at the business trajectory
Just over a week ago, on February 6, Amesite released its results for the second quarter of 2026. While these figures establish the current base, market participants are now placing greater emphasis on the scalability of the enterprise segment.

A key determinant of future momentum will be success in securing large-scale clients. Investors are awaiting concrete progress updates on the EMR rollout, which are expected to appear in upcoming interim reports.