Predoc

About Predoc

Predoc is a health information management company that utilizes an AI-native platform to automate the retrieval, classification, and analysis of medical records. Founded in 2022 as Memr Inc. by Nishant Hari, Dr. Kaushal Kulkarni, Dr. Priya Mehta, and Alex Daniels, the company aims to address interoperability challenges within fragmented healthcare systems. Dr. Kulkarni, a neuro-ophthalmologist, experienced firsthand the inefficiencies of manual record retrieval, which often involved sorting through hundreds of faxed pages. This experience led him to co-found Predoc to create a solution that offloads these administrative workflows from clinicians.

The company's full-service, end-to-end platform integrates into existing clinical workflows, automating record retrieval from any source and consolidating them into actionable clinical insights. Predoc's technology is designed to handle all formats of clinical data, including faxes and PDFs, transforming unstructured data into indexed, digestible information. This service helps reduce record retrieval times by up to 75% and clinical review time by 70%. Predoc's business model functions as a fully outsourced records management team for its clients, which include oncology groups, research networks, and virtual care providers. The platform is offered as a managed service that leverages AI to handle the entire workflow, from requesting records to surfacing the most relevant clinical information for care providers or researchers.

In September 2025, Predoc announced it had raised $30 million in a combined Series A and seed funding round. The round was led by Base10 Partners, with participation from Northzone, ENIAC Ventures, and ERA Ventures, as well as angel investors from companies like Flatiron Health and Datavant. The company reported 700% year-over-year revenue growth and supports approximately 35 healthcare providers. The new capital is intended to support expansion into additional health information management workflows and increase adoption among enterprise healthcare organizations.