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Healthcare data platform for research analytics
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Seattle, WA, USA
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Truveta provides a platform that allows researchers in the healthcare and life science sectors to access and analyze patient data to enhance patient care and study the safety and efficacy of treatments. The platform, known as Truveta Studio, offers immediate and compliant access to patient-level data sourced from over 30 health systems, covering more than 100 million patients across the United States. This data is updated daily and includes information from over 800 hospitals and 20,000 clinics. Truveta Studio is designed to simplify data access and reduce costs, allowing users to pay only for the data and analytics they utilize. This approach sets Truveta apart from competitors by addressing common challenges such as high per-user pricing and slow insights. The company's goal is to empower researchers to gain valuable insights into various healthcare issues, ultimately improving patient outcomes.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$501M
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Founded
2020
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