ePatientFinder operates a Clinical Trial Exchange that connects life‑science companies with a network of physicians within clinics, hospitals and accountable care organizations to identify and refer patients for potential clinical trial enrollment. The exchange is deployed through numerous top‑tier electronic health record (EHR) and health IT partnerships. Over time the company intends to add additional healthcare providers and EHR partners to the exchange to accelerate growth of the referring provider network. ePatientFinder is based in Austin, Texas and was co‑founded by Tom Dorsett, Tushar Jain, Greg Sweatt and Dillon Krug. The company secured $8.2M in Series B funding and has raised nearly $11M in total funding to date. Proceeds from the round are intended to accelerate the company’s growth. ePatientFinder operates a physician-facing platform that notifies doctors when clinical trials are available and uses sophisticated algorithms and a three-tier filtering process to help identify potential participants. The company connects trial sponsors with a network of clinics, hospitals and ACOs and describes itself as a community of physicians dedicated to providing patients access to advanced treatments through clinical trials. ePatientFinder reports working with numerous top-10 pharmaceutical companies and CROs and says an average of 86% of patients identified show interest in opting into the screening process. The platform benefits trial sponsors by detecting qualified participants and facilitating enrollment. ePatientFinder plans to scale its provider network nationally via partnerships with EHR vendors. The company is based in Austin, TX.

Total raised

$11M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jun 2016