Tennr, a company addressing the challenges of patient referrals in healthcare, raises $101M in Series C funding led by IVP with participation from other investors.
The company has significantly increased its revenue and aims to streamline the fragmented and manual patient referral process for specialty care.
More than one-third of Americans are referred for specialty care annually, leading to a disjointed referral process through fax, email, and e-portals.
Tennr introduces the Tennr Network, offering real-time visibility and coordination for all parties involved in the referral process.
Referring Providers can track the status of their patients, while Receiving Providers can monitor incoming referrals and improve conversion rates.
Patients benefit from increased transparency, knowing the status of their referrals, scheduled appointments, and expected costs.
Tennr's platform features an enterprise orchestration engine and specialized language models like RaeLM tailored for medical documentation analysis.
Trey Holterman, Tennr co-founder and CEO, emphasizes the importance of enhancing patient visibility in the healthcare journey without disrupting providers' workflows.