Indian-origin students launch AI health startup Kairos

Adhira Tippur and Sanjana Kavula are two Indian-origin students who started a company called Kairos Health.

This company uses artificial intelligence to help dental and orthodontic clinics with tasks like scheduling appointments and handling insurance.

This helps doctors and nurses spend more time with patients.

Kairos Health has helped over 3,000 patients and has received recognition as one of the top startups in the America250 list.

Adhira is studying Biochemistry and Finance at Rice University and works as a research intern.

Sanjana is studying Neuroscience at Rice University and has done research in cancer and brain injuries.

They both want to use technology to make healthcare better.