Ambra Health (fka Dicom Grid) provides a SaaS-based cloud medical image and data management platform used by over 750 healthcare providers, including the Mayo Clinic, Stanford Children’s Hospital and Memorial Hermann. The platform targets large health systems, radiology practices, subspecialty practices and clinical research organizations to improve imaging and collaborative care workflows. Ambra secured an additional $6M in venture capital funding and has now raised $39M in total. The company plans to use the new funds to ramp up sales and marketing efforts and accelerate product development. Ambra has also launched Think RADical, an advisory series of in-person and online events to drive innovation in medical imaging; the first event was scheduled for September 29, 2016 in New York City. The company is led by CEO Morris Panner and Chief Product Officer Ed Marshall. DICOM Grid offers a cloud-based platform for medical image management and exchange that streamlines image sharing and connects patients, care providers, and facilities worldwide. The company’s suite is designed to simplify the medical image exchange process across hospital systems, private practices, imaging centers, clinical research organizations and health information exchanges. DICOM Grid works with hospital systems such as the Mayo Clinic, Barrow Neurological Institute and Rush University Medical Center. Led by CEO Morris Panner, the company plans to use new capital to ramp up sales and marketing and accelerate product development. Financially, the company has raised $34M in total funding and has just secured additional venture debt. The new capital is intended to support commercialization and product advancement efforts. DICOM Grid develops a cloud software-as-a-service platform called DG Suite for medical imaging applications. Led by CEO Morris Panner, the company provides tools to manage diagnostic imaging and related health data. Its platform allows clinicians and patients real-time access to images such as X-rays, CT scans and MRIs on any device and enables uploads from CDs using conventional PCs or Macs. DG Suite is operating at more than 40 hospitals throughout the United States. The company closed a $5m financing and intends to use the funds to expand distribution of DG Suite. Backers on the round include Canaan Partners, CHL Medical Partners and existing individual investors. DICOM Grid offers ImageCare™, a cloud-based platform designed to make digital medical imaging accessible to facilities and physicians. The platform aims to improve efficiency, reduce errors, and enhance quality of care in medical imaging workflows. The company plans to use the new financing to accelerate market expansion and product development. The Series A funding will support scaling the platform and broadening customer adoption. As part of the financing, experienced investors have joined the board to guide growth and product strategy. No operating metrics or prior financing details were disclosed in the article.

Total raised

$22M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Sep 2016