AdaptX provides a self-serve clinical management platform centered on its AI-driven Adaptive Clinical Management™ technology and Mission Control Center™. The platform ingests real-world data from electronic medical records (EMRs) to enable clinical leaders to assess performance, compare approaches, and rapidly adapt treatments, workflows, and protocols. Its tools aim to improve patient care while delivering immediate ROI for healthcare institutions. Leadership includes CEO Warren Ratliff and CMO Dan Low, MD. The company plans to invest the newly raised capital into further development of its AI-driven Adaptive Clinical Management technology. AdaptX is headquartered in Seattle, WA. AdaptX (fka MDmetrix) offers an Adaptive Clinical Management™ solution and an AI-driven Mission Control Center that lets clinical leaders leverage real-world data to visualize performance, compare approaches, and adapt across patients, teams, protocols, workflows, and facilities. The platform is positioned to help health systems address recovery from the Covid-19 financial crisis, improve quality of care, advance health equity, and navigate value-based payments. The company was founded in 2016 and is led by CEO Warren Ratliff and CMO Dan Low, MD, an associate professor at the University of Washington. AdaptX closed a $6M Series A and plans to use the proceeds to add key hires and invest in its adaptive clinical management technology. The product emphasis is on using AI-driven insights to enable clinical leaders to manage performance at scale. No operating metrics such as revenue or user counts were disclosed in the article. MDmetrix offers analytics, visualization and AI tools that give clinicians access to electronic health record data to better understand outcomes. Its platform lets hospital and ambulatory surgery leaders compare data across patients, providers, protocols and facilities and track metrics such as pain scores, procedure times and readmissions. The company has rolled out department-specific specialty modules and a clinical operations Control Center used to measure and enhance clinical operations. Seattle Children’s clinicians have used MDmetrix’s solutions to improve care for thousands of patients, yielding care improvements, cost savings and increased capacity. MDmetrix was initially created at Seattle Children’s in 2016 and brought on Warren Ratliff as president and CEO in 2018. With the new funding the company plans to hire additional staff at its Seattle headquarters and expand its AI capabilities.

Total raised

$19M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Nov 2023