Serelora Launches Pilot to Bring Multi-Agent Clinical AI to High-Risk Obstetrics
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SAN DIEGO - Californer -- Serelora, a multi-agent clinical AI company building AI-native infrastructure for outpatient medicine, today announced a pilot program with Atlanta Perinatal Associates (APA).

Atlanta Perinatal Associates provides specialized obstetric care for high-risk pregnancies across the greater Atlanta metropolitan area. Led by Dr. Dexter Page and Dr. Chukwuma Onyeije, APA brings decades of combined experience in maternal-fetal medicine and a deep commitment to advancing the standard of perinatal care across the region.

"You see so many companies going at this with point solutions and table stakes," said Luis Cisneros, Co-Founder and CEO of Serelora. "We're doing the workflow because that's the only way you actually build something that sticks."

Unlike ambient scribing tools, Serelora's platform is designed as a reasoning system that operates across the full clinical workflow to support documentation, clinical decision support, coding intelligence, prior authorization, and patient communication. The platform integrates with the systems practices already rely on, delivering context-aware assistance at the point of care without disrupting existing infrastructure.

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"We built Serelora from the ground up to be AI-native, not AI bolted onto legacy software," said Spencer Wozniak, Co-Founder and CTO of Serelora. "That foundation is what allows multiple specialized agents to coordinate across documentation, coding, and clinical reasoning in real time."

The pilot will evaluate platform performance across real clinical scenarios in a phased rollout, with the goal of informing broader deployment across APA's network and future partnerships in perinatal and high-acuity outpatient settings.

Learn more at https://www.serelora.com