PinpointCare, a Chicago-based personalised health ﻿software company, has raised $11m in funding and now has 20 investors according to its CEO, Joel Splan. The software it develops aids doctors in the formation of personalised treatment programme﻿s for patients who are experiencing procedures such as hip and knee replacements. Healthcare providers pay around $200 per case to use the software, which gives access to anyone else involved in the patient's care.
PinpointCare, a Chicago-based personalised health ﻿software company, has raised $11m in funding and now has more than 50 investors according to its CEO, Joel Splan. The software it develops aids doctors in the formation of personalised treatment programme﻿s for patients who are experiencing procedures such as hip and knee replacements. Healthcare providers pay around $200 per case to use the software, which gives access to anyone else involved in the patient's care.