Health Imaging July 25, 2024
Hannah Murphy

Health tech company Medicom is set to expand its capabilities in the enterprise imaging space, thanks to a successful round of funding.

On Monday, the company announced that it had secured commitments from multiple investors, including two leading academic institutions—UPMC Enterprises, the venture capital arm of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, and TGH Ventures, the corporate venture capital arm of Tampa General Hospital. These new partnerships will enable Medicom to incorporate medical expertise into the conversations that drive interoperability in healthcare and research.

“As we continue to strengthen our core enterprise imaging interoperability platform and unlock transformative insights from Real-World Data, we are excited to have two extraordinary partners join our team,” Medicom Co-founder and CEO Michael...

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