Sefton
Founder
2026 — Present
An operating system for allied health
Context. Lean practices juggle six to eight disconnected tools — and often give a billing vendor a cut of collections. Decision. Build the operating layer itself: billing-first, bilingual, one place.
Sefton is an operating system for allied health practices — bilingual, billing-first, replacing six to eight vendors with one layer that runs the visit, the back office, and the business. Care is bilingual to the core: real-time interpreted telehealth with live captions and dubbing in seven languages, and a patient portal in ten. Sefton Voice is not a scribe — it's the pipeline from conversation to revenue: it drafts the SOAP note ambiently, suggests ICD-10/CPT codes with confidence scores, and hands a clean claim to built-in billing (claims, prior auth, denials, ERA) — nothing coded or billed unattended, and practices keep 100% of their revenue.
The same layer runs the practice itself: onboarding fills itself in through eligibility checks and NPPES autofill, staff coordinate in encrypted team chat, meetings write their own notes and action items, and opt-in network intelligence benchmarks coding and payer performance against anonymized peers — one dashboard, on web and native iOS. Sefton is named for the part of Liverpool I grew up in — and built alongside a speech-language pathologist of 18 years.
