Knowledge to Practice (K2P) provides a personalized, competency-based SaaS platform and microlearning curriculum for physicians across acute, in‑patient, and out‑patient settings. The platform combines high-quality content, assessments, and applies technologies such as artificial intelligence and natural language processing to personalize learning and enable clinicians to monitor mastery. K2P aims to reduce skill inequity, drive continuity of care, and improve population health by changing how education is delivered to interdisciplinary care teams. The company reports its personalized curriculum yields an average 56% improvement in knowledge retention and recall over six months versus 3–5% for older continuing medical education models. K2P has raised $3.7M in new funding to accelerate expansion of its portfolio and scale its enterprise offering to health systems nationwide. Investors continue to position K2P to build learning organizations within hospital systems and foster a more engaged, confident workforce. Knowledge to Practice provides postgraduate medical education through a subscription model designed to motivate clinicians to maintain certification and improve team-based, patient-centered care. The company reports reaching 3,564 clinicians more than 325,000 times as of Feb. 1. Founded in 2015, it targets continuing-education needs of clinical teams (no revenue figures disclosed). The company recently pursued near-term capital, filing a private securities offering (Form D) and raising external funding. It raised $6.5M and signaled plans to raise an additional ~$498K to support growth and operations. CEO Mary Ellen Beliveau, who signed the Form D, has led the company since December 2013 and previously served as senior vice president and chief learning officer at the American College of Cardiology.

Total raised

$10M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Dec 2019