Predoc

Predoc automates the exchange and utilization of patient health data to provide actionable patient insights. Predoc was founded by Alex Daniels, Kaushal Kulkarni, Nishant Hari, and Priya Mehta in 2022 and is backed by investors that include Base 10 Ventures, Eniac Ventures, (ERA) Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator, and Northzone.[1][2]

Overview

Predoc is an artificial intelligence company that automates the exchange and utilization of patient health data to provide actionable patient insights.[1] Founded in 2022 by Alex Daniels, Kaushal Kulkarni, Nishant Hari, and Priya Mehta, the company operates an AI-native medical records platform for care providers and clinical research organizations.[1][2] The platform retrieves, normalizes and delivers complete patient medical records from health information exchanges, non-connected facilities via targeted provider outreach, faxes and PDFs.[2] Predoc has raised over $30 million in funding from investors including Base 10 Ventures, Eniac Ventures, Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator, Northzone, Operator and Remarkable Ventures.[1][3] The company counts The Oncology Institute, OSHI Health, Science 37, Revival Research, New York Cancer and Blood Specialists and Doctronic among its customers.[4] Reported outcomes include $2 million in annual savings at The Oncology Institute, 30 minutes of administrative time saved per patient at OSHI Health, 50 percent faster time-to-enroll at Revival Research, and 75 percent reduction in record retrieval turnaround time at The Oncology Institute.[5]

Funding history

Predoc reported "$30M+" in funding raised and listed Northzone, Eniac, Operator and Remarkable Ventures among its backers. [3]

Customers

Predoc named The Oncology Institute, OSHI Health, Science 37, Revival Research, New York Cancer and Blood Specialists and Doctronic as customers. [4]

Growth & traction

Predoc reported "$2M annual savings" at The Oncology Institute, "30 mins admin time saved per patient" at OSHI Health, "50% faster time-to-enroll" at Revival Research and a "75% reduction in record retrieval turnaround time" at The Oncology Institute. [5]

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