N-Power partnered with community oncologists through its proprietary real-time Kaleido Registry and AI-enabled point-of-care platform, supplemented by virtual and on-site support, to optimize research and patient care workflows. This transaction established the largest community-based prospective clinical research network, where every patient, through N-Power’s platform, had research-ready data and documentation as part of their routine care. The expanded N-Power network also helped address critical gaps in patient access to clinical trials in the community setting, where more than 80% of U.S. cancer patients, particularly those from diverse and underrepresented populations, received their care.
The transaction enhanced the company’s current offerings to its growing set of pharmaceutical customers, including Merck, which was engaged in a multi-trial collaboration with N-Power. N-Power was able to provide significantly greater access to a more representative group of geographically diverse, U.S. community-based cancer patients for clinical trial enrollment. The increased network scale also enabled the rapid and rigorous generation of prospective external controls, allowing for smaller and faster clinical trials.
Mark Lee, M.D., Ph.D, the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of N-Power Medicine, added:
“The integration of Syapse into N-Power underscores our commitment to dramatically accelerating drug development and improving the probability of success by seamlessly integrating clinical research into every oncologist’s practice and every cancer patient’s care. With this scale, N-Power accelerates the transformation of drug development that our pharma customers are asking for – enabling local access to clinical trials for more community oncologists and community cancer patients than ever before, and by creating a unique platform for generating prospective external controls, reducing the need for randomized trials.”