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OM1 turns the clinical paper trail into a view of what comes next
A screening study involving more than 650,000 women shows what OM1 is building: a way to make everyday medical records useful for research, regulation and the next difficult treatment decision.
FIGmd and the art of asking doctors to do less
The company built a business getting clinical data out of the systems that already held it. Its history reveals why healthcare software succeeds only when the work around the software makes sense.
Rich Gliklich Has Spent a Career Asking What Happened Next
A surgeon's question became a registry company, then a second act in artificial intelligence. Across three decades, Rich Gliklich has kept returning to the evidence medicine leaves behind.
Carta Healthcare
Carta Healthcare is a San Francisco health-tech company that pairs AI with expert nurse abstractors to pull clean, registry-ready data out of messy electronic medical records. Its Atlas and Lighthouse products cut abstraction costs by more than half while hitting 98-99% inter-rater reliability, freeing clinicians and hospitals from the slow, expensive grind of manual chart review.