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Tebra consolidates Kareo and PatientPop to offer a unified healthcare technology platform for providers. It delivers digital tools that help practices run more efficiently by boosting web presence, increasing appointment bookings, and improving overall practice operations. The product operates as a SaaS suite that providers use to manage marketing, scheduling, patient engagement, and back-office tasks, aiming to streamline workflows and free clinicians to focus on patient care. Compared with competitors, Tebra combines the capabilities of marketing (web traffic and leads), appointment management, and practice efficiency within one integrated platform, backed by active customer deployments and measurable client outcomes. The company’s goal is to help healthcare providers spend more time with patients and grow revenue by improving efficiency, patient access, and service delivery.
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Enterprise Software
Healthcare
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$387M
Headquarters
Newport Beach, California
Founded
2021
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How to build a data-driven content marketing strategy. The principles from Fractl's approach can scale to any content marketing strategy. Here's how to put them into practice. Start with content planning. Effective content planning starts with knowing your audience and organizing your efforts around their needs. Here are a few ways to get started: * Build detailed personas. Map out who you're reaching, what pain points they face, and where they are in the customer journey. That clarity shapes every decision downstream, from what types of content to produce to which content formats will resonate most. * Use a content calendar. Map campaigns against seasonal trends, product launches, and industry events to stay ahead of key moments. * Streamline content management. A structured calendar helps teams coordinate across workflows without duplicating effort. Choose the right content formats and channels. Different stages of the buyer's journey call for different content formats: Think about content formats as a portfolio and match them to the right channels: Example: Fractl x Tebra: Ozempic in America. Fractl partnered with Tebra to produce "Ozempic in America," a data-driven campaign that surveyed over 1,000 Americans and 92 medical practitioners about the weight loss drug's rising popularity. The campaign explored prescription trends, side effects, regional search data, and practitioner concerns, earning coverage across health and news outlets. Beyond the campaign itself, Fractl created a suite of ready-to-use social media assets based on the survey's key findings. These gave Tebra's team shareable content they could distribute across channels with minimal additional production time: Case studies like this one show why data-driven campaigns outperform traditional link building, and how emotional resonance matters as much as data quality. The Ozempic campaign tapped into real anxieties around medication access, affordability, and the pressure social media puts on health decisions. "Emotional resonance matters as much as data quality." Measure what matters. To make content marketing work, tie every campaign to specific KPIs and business goals. Here's what to track: Use those insights to refine content production and content planning over time. Great content compounds. Data-driven content marketing isn't a shortcut. It's a long-term investment in creating work that earns attention, builds authority, and compounds over time. Here's a blueprint: start with original data, frame it as a story worth telling, and pair it with targeted outreach that puts it in front of the right people. Great content starts with a real insight, connects emotionally with its audience, and proves its value through measurable results. Ready to build content that earns coverage, links, and lasting visibility? Learn how Fractl can help. Kristin Tynski. Kristin Tynski is Senior Vice President of Research at Fractl. She focuses exclusively on research and development initiatives that inform Fractl's future capabilities. Her work centers on emerging technologies, new channels, research methodologies, and internal processes.
Tebra, the all-in-one EHR+ platform trusted by over 140,000 private healthcare providers, today announced it has closed $250 million in new equity and debt f...
Tebra receives $250M in funding. Tebra, a Newport Beach, CA-based EHR+ platform provider, received $250m in new financing. The financing was led by existing investor Hildred as well as a debt facility provided by J.P. Morgan, with participation from existing investors Montreux Growth Partners, Toba Capital, Transformation Capital, and HLM Venture Partners. The company intends to use the funds to accelerate AI-led capabilities across every aspect of practice management, including EHR, billing and payments, patient experience, and practice marketing. Led by Dan Rodrigues, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Tebra is an EHR+ platform built exclusively for private healthcare practices. It connects EHR, billing, automation, telehealth, and marketing - so providers can spend less time on admin and more time with patients. The company says the solution is used by over 140,000 private healthcare providers, managing 125 million patient records.
Tebra, a private practice platform, has secured $250 million in financing led by Hildred Capital. The Newport Beach-based company plans to deploy the funds towards AI innovation across clinical documentation, billing automation and practice marketing. The investment will enable Tebra to accelerate the development and implementation of artificial intelligence tools designed to streamline administrative processes for healthcare practices.
Tebra partners with DrFirst to improve medication adherence. New partnership helps private practices improve patient outcomes through automated prescription messaging and timely education. CORONA DEL MAR, Ca., and ARLINGTON, Va., December 10, 2025 - Tebra is proud to announce the launch of a new program addressing medication non-adherence. The program uses RxInform, an innovative prescription notification solution by DrFirst, now integrated into the Tebra EHR+ platform. The integrated solution helps independent practices support patients beyond the exam room. It combines automated outreach with a secure link to educational resources that improve treatment follow-through, strengthen clinical outcomes, and reduce administrative work. "Physicians want to ensure their patients are filling and taking their medications for the best possible health outcomes," said Laizer Kornwasser, CEO of DrFirst. "Engaging patients in the moments after a prescription is written improves adherence and strengthens the doctor-patient relationship. By automating that touchpoint, we help practices move from hoping patients follow through to knowing they have the support and information needed to succeed with their treatment." Medication non-adherence is a major challenge in the U.S. healthcare system and contributes to an estimated 125,000 avoidable deaths each year. With 25% of new prescriptions and 50% of refills never being picked up, the financial toll costs the system between $100 billion and $290 billion annually. This partnership brings together Tebra's practice automation platform and DrFirst's targeted engagement tools to help close the gap between prescribing and fulfillment. With the integration, providers can encourage patients to follow their prescribed therapy directly from their existing workflow. RxInform, the prescription engagement platform from DrFirst, is designed to improve adherence through simple, automated communication. Key features include: * Automated text alerts: Patients receive an immediate text message moments after their provider submits an e-prescription. * HIPAA-compliant portal: A secure link takes patients to a personalized web page where they can review prescription details, confirm pharmacy information, and access available discounts. * Pickup reminders: Patients can easily set reminders to ensure they pick up their medication on time. * Educational content: The platform provides clear, valuable information on safe medication usage and potential interactions, without marketing or ads. Together, these tools give private practices an accessible way to support patients, strengthen their care experience, and help lower the costs associated with missed or delayed medication therapy. "We are incredibly excited to further invest in our partner ecosystem to deliver additional integrated solutions for our clients," said Kyle Ryan, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Tebra. "By integrating the e-prescribing enhancement from DrFirst with Tebra, we're helping independent practices simplify workflows, improve the patient experience, and devote more attention to delivering exceptional patient care." To learn more about how RxInform by DrFirst supports patient outcomes through automated prescription messages, visit their listing in the Tebra partner marketplace. About Tebra Tebra is the only all-in-one EHR+ platform built exclusively for independent healthcare practices. Designed to replace the fragmented tools built for corporate systems, Tebra connects EHR, billing, automation, telehealth, and marketing, so providers can spend less time on admin and more time with patients. More than 42,000 private practices trust Tebra to streamline operations, increase revenue, and reduce burnout, helping clinicians leave work on time and rediscover their purpose. Learn more at tebra.com. About DrFirst For 25 years, healthcare IT pioneer DrFirst has empowered providers and patients to achieve better health through intelligent medication management. The company has won over 25 awards for excellence and innovation, including TIME's list of the World's Top HealthTech Companies of 2025, recognizing the company's medication management solutions and integrated workflows that make every step of the patient journey easier, from first prescription to ongoing adherence. DrFirst solutions help 100 million patients a year and are used by more than 450,000 prescribers, 71,000 pharmacies, 270 EHRs, and over 2,000 hospitals in the U.S. To learn more, visit DrFirst.com. Media Contact: Erin Jundef Bospar Communications [email protected]
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Industries
Enterprise Software
Healthcare
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Early VC
Total Funding
$387M
Headquarters
Newport Beach, California
Founded
2021
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