Metriport raises $26M to turn health-data access into clinical answers

Matrix's TJ Parker led the round as the founders expand an open-source system that retrieves, cleans and interprets records inside clinical workflows.

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Why it matters

Healthcare AI is only as useful as the patient record beneath it. Metriport is using open-source infrastructure, network access and clinical search to own that underlying data layer.

An expansive scene featuring fragmented medical records and data streams, with a small human figure observing a precise clinical answer.

Metriport co-founders Dima Goncharov and Colin Elsinga raised $26 million to expand their healthcare data infrastructure, the San Francisco developer announced on August 27th.…

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