Douglas Flora, President-Elect Association of Cancer Care Centers at Association of Cancer Care Centers, shared a post by Fierce Healthcare on LinkedIn, adding:
“Better together: Why oncology digital health is entering its Lego block era
If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. – African Proverb
A huge congratulations to TensorBlack CEO Roundtable cohort members Reimagine Care and Cureety on coming together. Having watched both teams and their leadership evolve, this is a thoughtful move that makes complete sense for the trajectory of our field.
Anyone who follows my work knows how excited I am for the arrival (finally) of scalable remote patient monitoring and electronic patient-reported outcomes. Ethan Basch’s landmark data settled the clinical question years ago: tracking symptoms proactively and intervening early extends overall survival and keeps patients out of emergency departments. The real bottleneck has never been the evidence; it has been implementation, workflow friction, and scale.
I talk often about companies winning faster and better by clicking together like Lego blocks. That is precisely what makes this combination so compelling. Cureety brings established triage algorithms calibrated to specific treatments and patient contexts. Reimagine Care brings continuous engagement and virtual clinical capacity through its AI platform, Remi, backed by oncology-trained nurses. Merging Cureety’s clinical intelligence directly into Reimagine Care’s conversational reach and care teams means neither has to reinvent the wheel, and both become immediately more formidable.
We are watching oncology digital health mature past its fragmented, point-solution phase into an era of thoughtful, necessary consolidation. We saw this blueprint unfold last April. when Azra AI acquired Thynk Health and quickly expanded build intentional collaborations with 4DMedical, Blackford, and RevealDx. The future does not belong to isolated point solutions trying to build every layer in a vacuum. It belongs to collaborative ecosystems that pool proprietary datasets, cross-pollinate best practices, and deliver unified engines to health systems already suffering from vendor fatigue. When innovators join forces with this kind of clinical intentionality, we build stronger tools that reach far more patients, much faster.
Congratulations to Dan Nardi, Misha Kaur, and their teams for getting this one across the finish line. I know of a few similar lego discussions underway right now, and it is heartening to see our industry embrace collaboration to finally make evidence-based care the standard of care.”
Quoting Fierce Healthcare:
“Cureety acquires Reimagine Care for AI-driven precision oncology”
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