Mpirica Health has developed the MPIRICA Quality Score, a proprietary outcomes-based methodology summarizing historical surgical performance across 864 procedures. The score is a three-digit scale from 100–800, with 600–800 indicating excellent care, 400–600 fair care, and below 400 substandard historical performance. Its cloud platform combines these outcome scores with integrated cost-efficiency measures to help payers identify providers that are both effective and efficient in each US region. The company is led by founder and CEO Shakil Haroon. Mpirica serves payer customers and targets Medicare Advantage and employer benefits markets. It recently raised funding to support national roll-outs and to scale its cognitive technology platform. Mpirica Health operates a hospital measurement platform that rates surgical procedures and individual surgeons based on past outcomes. The company assigns procedure-level scores (600–800 indicates better-than-average to excellent care; 400–600 fair; below 400 substandard). Founded in 2014 by CEO Shakil Haroon and based in Bellevue, Washington, Mpirica released Surgeon Quality Scores summarizing four years of actual surgical outcomes by individual physicians. In April it launched surgery quality scores for thousands of U.S. hospitals and has published 65,950 individual physician surgery quality scores. The company recently raised new funding and plans to use the proceeds to increase procedure coverage in its database. The product and data expansions appear central to its go-to-market and transparency efforts. Mpirica Health provides easy-to-understand, trustworthy quality information about U.S. hospitals at the procedure level. The company aggregates hospital histories of delivering successful outcomes for specific procedures. The idea for MPIRICA was conceived in 2014 by founder and CEO Shakil Haroon while researching hospitals for a family member who needed advanced surgical care abroad. The article emphasizes the company’s focus on clear, procedure-level outcome data for patients making hospital choices. Financially, the company has raised $1.6 million from an early-stage private investor, according to the report. The article does not provide additional operating metrics or detailed future plans.

Total raised

$7M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Apr 2017