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Particle Health provides a data infrastructure platform that aggregates and standardizes medical records from across the United States into a single access point. The platform works by connecting to national health information exchanges and converting fragmented data into a modern, unified format that developers can access through a simple API. Unlike competitors that require complex, custom integrations for every data source, this system offers a high success rate for record retrieval using a developer-friendly interface. The company's goal is to eliminate medical data fragmentation to help healthcare providers make better clinical decisions and coordinate patient care more effectively.
Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Healthcare
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$49.3M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2018
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Total Funding
$49.3M
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Funded Over
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Employer-funded 401(k) match
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Epic asks a federal court to dismiss Particle Health's antitrust lawsuit, saying that it's a revenge lawsuit that fails to prove anticompetitive behavior.
Particle Health has secured $10 million in funding from existing investors, following its antitrust lawsuit against Epic Systems. The lawsuit claims Epic is stifling competition in the payer platform market by coercing Particle's customers. The funding aims to support Particle's growth, but it will not be used for the lawsuit, which is being financed through other means. The lawsuit alleges that Epic has cut off access to medical records for Particle's customers, impacting its revenue. Epic, which dominates the electronic health records market, has requested the court to dismiss the lawsuit, arguing it is a distraction from issues related to patient privacy violations by Particle's customers.
Particle Health raised $10 million from existing investors amid an antitrust lawsuit against Epic Systems. The lawsuit claims Epic used its market dominance to hinder Particle's business by coercing customers to cut ties with Particle. Epic allegedly cut off access to medical records for Particle's customers, leading to revenue loss. Epic, covering over half of US hospital beds, asked the court to dismiss the suit, claiming it distracts from privacy violations by Particle's customers.
- Carequality, a non-profit interoperability framework, has successfully resolved a dispute between two of its members, Particle Health and Epic.
The dispute arose earlier this year when Epic, acting on behalf of its customer governing council, filed a complaint with Carequality against Particle Health.
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Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Healthcare
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$49.3M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2018
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