The hard part of medical software is understanding what happens between appointments, charts and payments. Nextech has built its business around those small, expensive gaps.
A lab note. A payment reminder. A specialist’s peculiar workflow. Meditab has spent decades building software around the details that keep a medical practice moving.
An allergy practice can deliver the care and still lose the money. ModuleMD has built its business around the small, consequential gaps between the exam room, the front desk and the bill.
ModMed taught doctors to shape software for their own specialties. Now nearly 50,000 providers, a $5.3 billion private-equity deal and one million AI-assisted visits are testing how far that idea can travel.