PatientIQ has raised $30 million in Series C funding to scale its patient-reported outcomes intelligence platform, trusted by more than 870 healthcare organizations and 17 million patients across the United States.
Hughes & Company led the investment round with follow-on investment from Health Enterprise Partners and August Capital.
PatientIQ says its cloud-based platform integrates with more than 50 EHR systems – including Epic, Oracle Cerner, and Athenahealth – automating outcomes capture within existing clinical workflows.
Since its Series B in 2022, PatientIQ has grown its EHR-integrated network from 200 healthcare organizations to more than 870, expanded its patient population on the network to over 17 million, and surpassed 70 million patient outcomes collected.
PatientIQ serves healthcare organizations across more than 20 medical specialties and powers automated data collection for leading medical device & life science companies, as well as national clinical registries for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS), and Society for Thoracic Surgeons.
With over 70 million patient-reported outcomes gathered from customers including Northwell Health, Sutter Health, Mercy, Advocate Health, Johnson & Johnson, and Zimmer Biomet, PatientIQ turns the patient voice into actionable insights that drive regulatory compliance, financial performance, and clinical impact.
With fresh funds, PatientIQ will accelerate the next phase of growth: deepening its presence across existing specialties and health systems, expanding its real-world evidence platform for medical device and life sciences companies, and building a direct-to-patient commerce experience that connects patients to products and services through its growing marketplace.
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