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Proscia provides a digital pathology platform (Concentriq) that digitizes glass slide workflows and applies AI to accelerate and improve cancer diagnosis; raised $37M including a $25M Series B; FDA-cleared AI applications;
Proscia is a Philadelphia-based health technology company founded in 2014 that has developed a digital and computational pathology platform — called Concentriq — designed to transform how pathologists diagnose cancer and how pharmaceutical companies conduct drug discovery research. Pathology has historically been one of the last medical specialties to transition from analog to digital workflows: the standard of care still involves pathologists examining glass microscope slides by hand under optical microscopes. Proscia's Concentriq platform digitizes these glass slides using whole-slide imaging scanners, stores the resulting high-resolution digital images in a cloud-based repository, and provides pathologists with an AI-augmented viewer that can highlight diagnostic features, flag regions of interest, and assist with quantitative analysis that would be time-consuming or impossible to perform manually.
Cloud-based EHR and care coordination platform for long-term and post-acute care organizations. Mississauga, Canada. Raised $172M+, unicorn. Serves 27,000+ care facilities across North America.
PointClickCare is North America's leading cloud-based software platform for the long-term and post-acute care (LTPAC) market, headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Founded in 1999, the company has raised over $172 million and achieved unicorn valuation status. PointClickCare serves over 27,000 care facilities including skilled nursing facilities, senior living communities, assisted living centers, and home health agencies across the United States and Canada. The platform provides electronic health records (EHR), billing, care coordination, and business intelligence capabilities.\n\nPointClickCare's platform is built around the complex clinical and regulatory workflows unique to post-acute care, which differ substantially from acute hospital EHR requirements. The system manages MDS assessments, care planning, medication administration records, therapy documentation, and the complex billing requirements for Medicare, Medicaid, and managed care payers. Its network effect is significant — because PointClickCare connects so many facilities, care transitions between hospitals and post-acute settings can be managed with streamlined data exchange.\n\nThe company has expanded through strategic acquisitions including Collective Medical, which added care transition and high-risk patient identification capabilities powered by a large hospital and payer data network. PointClickCare's Marketplace ecosystem allows third-party technology vendors to integrate with the platform, creating an app store model that extends its functionality without requiring PointClickCare to build every adjacent capability. As value-based care models push accountable care organizations to manage patient outcomes across the full episode of care, PointClickCare's position at the post-acute node of the care continuum becomes increasingly strategically important.
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