
Imagen Technologies Stock
Powering the future of primary care
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About Imagen Technologies Stock
Imagen enables Primary Care providers to become technology-enabled multispecialty practices, powering a successful transition from fee-for-service to value-based care. Imagen’s comprehensive platform includes in-office diagnostic testing, diagnostic interpretations powered by proprietary FDA-cleared machine learning software, and virtual specialist consults. Imagen’s platform empowers Primary Care providers to achieve healthcare’s quadruple aim of increasing quality, lowering costs, and improving the patient and provider experience. Imagen’s team includes over 100 clinical, technical and business personnel. Imagen’s software has received first-of-its-kind FDA clearances, and its research has been published in leading peer-reviewed journals. Imagen has raised $135 million in capital from investors such as Google Ventures, Casdin Capital, and Threshold Ventures. Imagen was founded in 2015 and is based in New York City.
Funding History
May 2016 | $5.0M |
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March 2017 | $15.0M |
September 2018 | $40.0M |
February 2021 | $75.0M |
Management
Co-Founder & Co-CEO
Alex Dresner
Co-Founder & Co-CEO
Tom Hotchkiss
Co-Founder & Chief Science Officer
Rob Lindsey
Senior Software Engineer
Andrew Vaslas
Seed Investor
Abhishek Sharma
Press
massdevice - Dec, 8 2022
Imagen Technologies wins FDA nod for computer-assisted detection deviceprnewswire - Mar, 21 2019
AI in Sports is Likely to be Very Lucrative Market in Upcoming Yearsmassdevice - May, 26 2018
Imagen Tech wins de novo clearance for OsteoDetect wrist fracture softwareEquityZen does not have an affiliation with, formal relationship with, or endorsement from any companies featured above. This profile is based on publicly available information and is intended to be informative in nature.
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