Microhealth
New accelerator entry · 2015-04-27 · the record
In their words
* Category leading RWE platform generating differentiated data through combination of a provider community and patient-reported outcomes; delivering personalized and comparative evidence at the point of care * Singular network architecture and data capturing capabilities help identify patients with unmet needs in real-time; unlocking opportunities to improve health outcomes and additional revenue for pharma * Microhealth has achieved product-market fit in the hemophilia and rare blood disorders space Today, we are the world's leader in digital hematology: - Our US hemophilia network covers 33%+ of patients on prophylaxis and 50%+ of hemophilia treatment centers - Average active-user retention is 52 months - Trusted by leading pharmaceutical sponsors: Novo Nordisk, Sanofi, Roche and Pfizer
What the record says
- One of 118 companies held here in Healthcare › Consumer Health and Wellness.
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