The PỌSI difference
Why PỌSI
Sending money for someone's care is easy. Knowing it became care is not.
With PỌSI you pay the hospital directly, see the itemized price first, and get proof the care happened. For sponsors and hospitals in any country.
01Direct
Your money goes straight to the hospital.
Today, money for someone's care often goes through a remittance app. Then a relative collects it, carries cash to the hospital and reports back.
With PỌSI, you pay the hospital directly. No one has to carry it. No one has to vouch for it.
Itemized estimate
Before you pay
- Consultation
- Laboratory tests
- Procedure
- Medication
- Ward stay
Illustration. Bars stand in for amounts.
02Upfront
See the itemized price before you pay.
The hospital prices the care from its own price list. You see every line before any money moves.
PỌSI's fee sits on its own line. Nothing is folded in or taken out later.
03Confirmed
Confirmed by the people who were there.
The care team confirms the care was given. The patient confirms it too.
A person at PỌSI reviews it. Then the hospital is paid.
- Care is givenAt the hospital you chose
- The care team confirmsThe clinicians who gave it
- The patient confirmsThe person who received it
- A person at PỌSI reviewsBefore any money moves
- Then the hospital is paid
Proof of care
- Care given
- Confirmed by
- Care teamPatientPỌSI reviewer
- Clinical impact
- What care was given, and when
- Who confirmed it
- What it did for the patient
- Every payment, itemized
04Proven
Complete proof of care, and what it did.
You get a full record: the care given, who confirmed it, and every payment, itemized.
You also see its clinical impact. Not just that the money arrived, but what it did for the patient.
05For hospitals
Hospitals get their full price. And their time back.
The hospital receives its full price. The sponsor pays PỌSI's fee, on top.
An AI agent runs the payment work. A person reviews its decisions. Hospitals also see what needs attention each day, ten figures on their cash, a “What if we…” simulator and a monthly plan, built from their own cases.
AI agent at work
- Payment matched to the patient
- Care confirmation requested
- Payout prepared in full
- Decision sent for review
- Approved by a person
Simulator
Test a change against your own payments before you make it.
Analytics from the hospital's own payments. Illustration.
06Global
Any country. On both sides.
A sponsor can be in any country. So can the hospital.
PỌSI is built for care across borders from the start, wherever the family is and wherever the care is.
- Remittances
- $925B+
- Families and workers abroad sent over $925 billion home in 2025.
- World Bank, World Development Indicators: personal remittances received, all countries, 2025.
- People who struggle to pay for care
- 2.1B
- 2.1 billion people struggle to pay for the health care they need.
- WHO and World Bank, Tracking Universal Health Coverage: 2025 Global Monitoring Report.
Sending money tells you it left.
PỌSI shows you it became care.
Compare
The usual way, and the PỌSI way.
Switch between the two and read across. Same care, same family. A different route for the money.
One route: you, to the hospital.
Paid directly. Confirmed. Proven.
- Where the money goes
- To the hospital, directly.
- The price
- Itemized from the hospital's own price list, before you pay.
- Was the care given?
- Confirmed by the care team and by the patient. A person at PỌSI reviews it.
- What you get afterwards
- Complete proof of care, and its clinical impact.
- The hospital
- Paid its full price once the care is verified.
- Where it works
- Sponsors and hospitals in any country.
Proof so far
Built from what people told us.
We built PỌSI from one-on-one conversations with sponsors and hospital leaders. Then we put real money through it.
- Interviews
- 100+
- one-on-one video interviews with sponsors and hospital leaders.
- Survey
- 70%
- of 230 people surveyed had held back or delayed money for someone's care, because they could not see where it would go.
PỌSI's own research.
- June 2026First real care paymentsPaid by sponsors, for real patients.
- Every case so farHospitals paid within 30 minutesCounted from the moment the care was verified.
- November 2026Hospital pilots launchWith hospitals that run their payments on PỌSI.
The name
Named for Olamiposi.
PỌSI is named after our founder's brother, Olamiposi. He was born with Down syndrome and a heart defect that needed emergency surgery soon after birth. He survived because our family could reach the care he needed, in time.
Access to care should not depend on where your family lives.
Olamiposi is a Yoruba name. It means “my happiness has multiplied.” The dot under the O is part of how it is written in Yoruba, and we keep it.
How to say it: PAW-see.
Supported by
Programs that back our work
Entrepreneurship and innovation programs at Harvard and MIT. They support PỌSI; they are not clients or investors.
Company details
Who we are, on paper.
- Legal name
- Olamiposi, Inc.
- Entity
- Delaware C corporation
- Based in
- Boston, Massachusetts, United States
- Status
- Live at app.posi.health. First real care payments in June 2026. Hospitals paid within 30 minutes of verification in every case so far. Hospital pilots launch in November 2026.
- Contact
- info@posi.health
Work with us
Hospitals, clinics, partners and investors: we would like to hear from you.