Dashlabs.ai (YC W21) — Software for medical laboratories and clinics
We write software for diagnostic laboratories. We provide the following: - Cashier system - Booking system - Integration with clinical medical instruments (hematology analyzers, chemistry analyzers) - Integration with imaging equipment (DICOM enabled x-rays, ultrasounds) - Automatic generation of test results - Secure sharing of test results with employers and manpower agencies (to help them meet country-specific regulatory requirements)
Dashlabs.ai is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Software for medical laboratories and clinics. The founders listed are Bryan Giger (Founder), Martin Gomez (Founder), Weston Coleman Lim (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, January 25, 2021).
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We write software for diagnostic laboratories. We provide the following:
- Cashier system
- Booking system
- Integration with clinical medical instruments (hematology analyzers, chemistry analyzers)
- Integration with imaging equipment (DICOM enabled x-rays, ultrasounds)
- Automatic generation of test results
- Secure sharing of test results with employers and manpower agencies (to help them meet country-specific regulatory requirements)
Bryan Giger
Founder
Martin Gomez
Founder
Weston Coleman Lim
Founder
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