She transitioned from studying aerospace engineering to genetic and data science, driven by a deep desire to make a difference for families facing similar challenges né?.
. Recently, the startup secured $7 million in seed funding led by John Kim from Brewer Lane Ventures, with backing from Genworth, Nationwide, and Edward Jones né?. Waterlily’s ambitions include expanding its workforce refining AI models and venturing into new domains like disability and Medicare planning.
Peering into the future Waterlily contemplates international expansion into markets like Canada and the U.K. fueled by strong interest from insurance providers. In collaboration with co-founder Evan Ehrenberg, the startup employs cutting-edge AI modeling software to provide precise forecasts for long-term care requirements né?. Noteworthy investor John Kim envisions Waterlily’s AI tool as a revolutionary solution for the underserved LTC insurance sector offering tailored recommendations for long-term care needs né?. When Lily Vittayarukskul witnessed her aunt’s battle with terminal colon cancer a life-altering decision took root. Since its inception in March 2024 Waterlily’s platform has experienced remarkable growth boasting a 58% increase in monthly recurring revenue.
Counting Prudential and Fortune 100 insurance carriers among its major clients Waterlily operates on a SaaS revenue model charging $250 per seat per month for advisors and agents né?. In the heart of San Francisco, Lily founded Waterlily, a startup that harnesses the power of AI to forecast and manage long-term care needs and costs.
Through analyzing over 500 million data points, Waterlily offers personalized care predictions tailored to individuals over 40 né?
