PicnicHealth’s core product is a research platform that aggregates complete medical records from all of a patient’s sites of care, combining machine learning with human curation and giving patients access and control over their data. The platform, launched in 2020, powers patient-centered real-world data cohorts across hematology, neurology, and rare diseases and is used by global life sciences and biopharma companies. PicnicHealth works directly with consented patients to avoid gaps in traditional real-world data sources and can supplement records with patient-reported experience and links to other research data. The company says the typical PicnicHealth patient has records spread across more than 20 different healthcare providers over seven years, underscoring the value of its longitudinal approach. Future plans include building 30 new patient-centered real-world data cohorts across complex, chronic, and rare conditions and adding capabilities to link clinical trial data with longitudinal real-world outcomes. PicnicHealth also plans product enhancements to streamline and speed the patient experience of accessing up-to-date medical records. PicnicHealth provides patients a single, secure online dashboard that aggregates medical records from any doctor or EMR in the U.S., giving patients access and control over their data. The company offers the PicnicHealth Research Platform so patients can consent to share de‑identified data with researchers and life‑sciences companies. PicnicHealth transforms messy, unstructured clinical records into normalized, structured data using a scalable pipeline of machine learning plus clinician review. That human-in-the-loop approach produces regulatory‑grade datasets that train models and support research use cases beyond what clinical trials capture. PicnicHealth reports it has helped tens of thousands of patients and counts several of the world’s largest biopharma companies as partners, including a recent collaboration with Roche and Genentech. The company plans to expand into new disease areas and to build engineering, machine learning, and clinical informatics capacity to scale its data pipeline. PicnicHealth provides users with tools to collect, organize, and distribute medical records to their doctors. The company is led by CEO Noga Leviner and is based in San Francisco, CA. PicnicHealth raised $1.7M in funding and intends to use the proceeds to expand operations. The product focuses on centralizing medical records for patients and making them accessible to clinicians. The article does not provide operating metrics or details on the financing instrument.

Total raised

$87M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

Jun 2022