Sync.MD, operating as Vyrty Corporation, provides patented mobile technology that lets users securely store, update and share their complete medical and health records via smartphones. The company’s platform is designed to connect otherwise incompatible electronic medical-record systems and support patients who travel or require specialized care. Sync.MD says its tools can improve care coordination, patient outcomes and reduce costs. The company plans to use its recent funding to expand its market strategy and to hire additional engineers and product staff to grow product capabilities. Sync.MD relocated from Washington State to Anderson, South Carolina earlier in the year and announced a strategic partnership with Veteran One to better meet veterans’ healthcare and employment needs. Founded in 2015, the company emphasizes proprietary, patented technology as its core asset. Vyrty develops Sync.MD, a mobile app that enables patients to scan, upload and share medical records with physicians, and also operates a physical card-and-reader EHR system. The app allows doctors to receive records via a QR code on the Sync.MD website. Vyrty positions the patient as the guardian of their data to simplify record transfers between providers, competing with large EHR vendors. The company recently raised $3 million to pursue that vision and launched the Sync.MD mobile app and website. Vyrty’s CEO Eugene Luskin said the product aims to reduce delays and mistakes in medical-document sharing; the company is preparing for a Series B. The article does not disclose operating metrics such as revenue or user counts.

Total raised

$13M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Sep 2021