Infinitus
Voice AI that automates healthcare calls and admin follow-up
Infinitus provides voice AI agents for healthcare teams that need to automate routine calls with patients, payors, and providers. It is aimed at reducing administrative burden while improving access, adherence, and coverage workflows.
Agenticness = how independently a tool can take action, scored across 9 dimensions. Scored independently by David Kooi, Skylark Creations — see full rubric → Last re-evaluated 31 July 2026.
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- Score changeRubric upgrade v3_0 → v3.1: score 9/32 → 13/369 → 13/36(+4)
Rubric upgrade: agenticness v3.0 (8 dims, /32) → v3.1 (9 dims, /36). Adds Dim 9 (Operator Sovereignty), splits Dim 6 into 6a/6b lenses, tightens Dim 4 autonomous-retry distinction. Not a product change — score shift reflects new dimension + recalibrated rubric, not a change in the tool. Fanout suppressed.
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Infinitus is a healthcare-specific voice AI platform built to automate phone-based workflows across patient, payor, and provider interactions. The product is positioned for healthcare organizations that need to handle routine clinical and...
The strongest fit is teams that already have high call volume and clear operational workflows to automate. Infinitus appears to be more of a specialized healthcare operations tool than a general-purpose voice agent platform, so it is unlikely to...
Executes tasks you assign, one step at a time, within narrow domains.
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