California-based Seqster is aiming to establish itself as the go-to platform for personal health records. Founded in 2016, Seqster has raised around $4m and launched its platform earlier this year, claiming it can integrate health and medical data from various sources, including consumer wearables. Over 2,000 hospitals and 8,000 clinics and small practices have so far signed up, the company has claimed. It generates revenue by selling access to its platform to organisations and, potentially, by offering integrated health data to researchers.
San Diego-based Seqster is aiming to establish itself as the go-to platform for personal health records. Founded in 2016, Seqster has raised around $4m and launched its platform earlier this year, claiming it can integrate health and medical data from various sources, including consumer wearables. Over 2,000 hospitals and 8,000 clinics and small practices have so far signed up, the company has claimed. It generates revenue by selling access to its platform to organisations and, potentially, by offering integrated health data to researchers.