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Humedica, a new health-care informatics company based in Boston, announced the company’s official launch, along with the previous completion of its $30 million round of venture capital.
Investors in the company include venture capital firms Bain Capital Ventures, General Catalyst Partners, North Bridge Venture Partners and boutique life sciences investment bank Leerink Swann.
Humedica officials said their informatics products can be used by health-care providers, pharmaceutical and biotechnology firms, medical device manufacturers, government agencies and financial services firms. Officials said the company’s patient information software is currently being implemented in unnamed hospitals and medical groups throughout the country.
Humedica’s initial products include MinedShare, a platform that officials say enables clinical, operational and financial benchmarking and comparative analytics across the continuum of care and MinedStream, a near real-time predictive clinical surveillance system that officials say identifies high-risk, high-cost patients, tracks necessary care and supports clinicians as they intervene to improve care.
The 40-person company is opening a new headquarters at 1380 Soldiers Field Road in Boston.
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