Full-Time
Posted on 8/15/2024
Healthcare data platform for research analytics
$124k - $162kAnnually
Senior
Seattle, WA, USA
In-person attendance required for one week during the year for Truveta Planning Week.
Truveta provides a platform for researchers in the healthcare and life science sectors to access and analyze patient data. This platform, called Truveta Studio, allows users to obtain immediate and compliant access to patient-level data, which is updated daily and sourced from over 30 health systems, covering more than 100 million patients across the US. Unlike many competitors, Truveta Studio offers a cost-effective model where users only pay for the data and analytics they utilize, avoiding high per-user fees and lengthy data access processes. The goal of Truveta is to enhance patient care and support medical research by providing valuable insights into various healthcare issues.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$501M
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Founded
2020
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Competitive Compensation
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