Pristine is an Austin, Texas-based developer of HIPAA-compliant video streaming and checklist solutions for Google Glass. Led by cofounder and CEO Kyle Samani, the company developed EyeSight, which enables HIPAA-compliant audio/video streaming across Mac, PC, iPhone, iPad, Android, Google Glass, and other smart glass devices. EyeSight is currently in use for patient care across ERs, ORs, ICUs, and ambulances, as well as in medical education and medical device service. The company raised $5.4M in a Series A financing led by S3 Ventures with participation from Capital Factory, HealthFundr, and a syndicate of strategic clients. Pristine intends to use the funds to expand its R&D, sales, marketing, and operations teams. Pristine provides a HIPAA-compliant, handsfree telehealth platform optimized for Google Glass intended to improve time-to-care and reduce costs while improving outcomes. Its core products, EyeSight and CheckLists, deliver voice-controlled video streaming and checklist functionality for clinical settings. The company is led by CEO Kyle Samani and CTO Patrick Kolencherry. Pristine already has paying customers, including UC Irvine Health and Brown Alpert Medical School, and has recently signed its first ambulance deal. The company is actively hiring. The article reports a $750K funding round raised via RockThePost. Pristine.io builds HIPAA-compliant Google Glass applications for clinical use, including EyeSight (first-person audio and video streaming) and Pristine CheckLists. EyeSight streams from Glass to any authorized device on the hospital’s network to let clinicians share first-person views in real time. CheckLists are Glass-based, HIPAA-compliant checklists being tested to improve patient safety and operational efficiency in perioperative settings. The company has raised $350,000 so far and is seeking an additional $100,000. Pristine is piloting its software in live patient-care environments at UC Irvine Medical Center across inpatient and outpatient surgery, the ICU, and the GI lab, and will soon begin a pilot at Banner Health. The team plans to continue refining the product and user experience over the next few months based on real-world clinical feedback.

Total raised

$7M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Sep 2014