Latent

Latent is an enterprise pharmacy intelligence platform built for health systems that want to scale medication access without adding headcount. It combines a clinical agentic engine with medical language models to automate the entire medication lifecycle—from identifying patients with care gaps to prior authorization, prescription capture, and patient engagement. The platform is designed for pharmacy operations leaders at large health systems (like Ochsner and MetroHealth) who are drowning in administrative work and want to shift clinical talent back to patient care. Latent's platform is organized around four core pillars: Identify (finding every eligible patient), Access (improving approval rates), Capture (securing every script), and Engage (supporting patients through adherence). The clinical agentic engine automates prior auth submissions end to end—parsing payer policies, checking medical necessity, auto-filling forms, and submitting to payers. It also handles appeals, reauthorizations, and copay assistance matching, returning hours to pharmacists each week. The vendor reports measurable outcomes: 109% more prior-auth throughput per team member, 85% specialty fill capture, $300K+ in annual labor cost avoided, and $50M in copay assistance accessed for patients. Latent also recently launched GLP-1 Bridge to help pharmacies manage the surge in Medicare GLP-1 eligibility, and released CIPHER, a 1.5B-parameter clinical de-identification model with 97.9% PHI recall at 1/1000th the cost of frontier LLMs. Latent natively integrates with any EHR, including Epic and Cerner, and serves 50+ leading health systems. It recently raised $80M to expand its intelligence infrastructure. Pricing is not public—sales-led only. Compared to manual or rule-based prior auth tools, Latent's core differentiator is its clinical agentic engine, which learns and adapts to each health system's workflow.