NexHealth

NexHealth builds the digital infrastructure that connects patients, providers and developers in American healthcare. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company maintains a unified layer over fragmented electronic health record (EHR) systems, a technical problem that sits at the intersection of healthcare interoperability, APIs and developer platforms, data synchronisation and payments infrastructure. Its flagship product, NexHealth Synchronizer, links thousands of fragmented, on-premise and closed EHR systems into a single platform, on which software, APIs, payments and patient experiences are then built.

A second product, the NexHealth Patient Experience Platform, handles scheduling, payments, intake, forms, communications and insurance verification for medical practices; more than 10,000 practices use it. The company reports that tens of thousands of providers and hundreds of health-tech developers work with its infrastructure, and that roughly a quarter of the US population has received care through the platform at some point.

NexHealth has raised $177M, most recently at Series C, and was valued at $1B. It is founder-led, having been established by Alamin Uddin and Waleed Asif, and describes its mission as accelerating innovation in healthcare by unifying a patchwork of legacy clinical systems. Technical work concentrates on EHR integration, real-time data synchronisation across closed systems, developer-facing APIs and the payments and patient communications software layered on top.