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factnew Caris Life Sciences' FY2025 10-K names ConcertAI as a clinical-data partner — 'we have entered into agreements with clinical data partners, such as ConcertAI, Flatiron and COTA, to enable the creation of matched clinico-genomic datasets that can be licensed to biopharma companies' — independently confirming both the partner-assembled model and that ConcertAI's molecular partners treat it as interchangeable with Flatiron/COTA.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-03-03 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1

factnew On 12 Jan 2026 ConcertAI and Foundation Medicine announced integration of FMI's de-identified multimodal genomic data with ConcertAI's clinical data, yielding what ConcertAI calls the largest clinically-linked oncology dataset at 'nearly half a million patients' (multimodal: whole-slide imaging, gene expression, IHC, signatures like MTAP loss).

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-01-12 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

factnew Guardant Health's Q4-2024 earnings exhibit (filed with the SEC) states Guardant 'entered into a collaboration with ConcertAI to create a differentiated data-as-a-service platform that integrates comprehensive EMR records with both genomic and epigenomic tumor profiling data' — a second molecular partner (liquid biopsy + epigenomics) corroborated from the partner's own filing.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2025-02-20 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1

factnew ConcertAI signed a multi-year agreement with Bayer (Apr 2025) for precision oncology using its Translational360 platform — an integrated longitudinal clinical-molecular database powered by Guardant Health liquid-biopsy data and the CancerLinQ network (9M+ records, 50 states), offering both tissue and liquid biopsy molecular data.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2025-04-22 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew ConcertAI and NeoGenomics announced (Dec 2024) a joint AI-SaaS solution for hematology clinical research (protocol optimization/study design across major hematologic malignancies) — adding a molecular partner for heme, alongside tissue (Caris, Foundation Medicine), liquid biopsy (Guardant) and histopathology (PathAI).

ConcertAI · product · source date 2024-12-05 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

inferencenew ConcertAI assembles clinicogenomic depth entirely through non-owned molecular partners (Guardant, Caris, Foundation Medicine, NeoGenomics, PathAI) while owning the clinical-data layer (CancerLinQ/Patient360) and the AI/integration layer (CARAai); this is the decisive structural contrast with Tempus's owned-sequencing-lab model and the most replicable template for a claims-first vendor adding clinical/molecular depth without owning a lab.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-01-12 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

inferencenew The core durability risk of the partner-assembled model: ConcertAI's molecular data is NON-EXCLUSIVE — Caris's 10-K lists ConcertAI alongside Flatiron and COTA as interchangeable clinical-data partners, and ConcertAI's AbbVie win was a three-way deal where Caris (not ConcertAI) supplied the multimodal molecular data — so a molecular partner can serve ConcertAI's rivals and ConcertAI cannot lock the genomic supply the way an owned lab can.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-03-03 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

inferencenew Neutrality contradiction worth exploiting/learning from: ConcertAI markets itself as the independent 'no Roche conflict' alternative to Roche-owned Flatiron, yet its largest and newest clinicogenomic asset (Jan 2026, ~500K patients) is built on Foundation Medicine — which is Roche-owned, the same molecular source underpinning Flatiron's CGDB — so its differentiation is independence of the CLINICAL layer, not of the molecular layer.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-01-12 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew Independent competitor recognition: Tempus AI's FY2024 10-K names ConcertAI as one of its 'main competitors' for Data and Services 'that help pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies acquire data,' explicitly grouped with Flatiron Health and IQVIA — ConcertAI is a recognized top-tier oncology RWD competitor per its closest rival's SEC filing.

ConcertAI · financial · source date 2025-02-24 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1

inferencenew The neutrality wedge has real competitive traction but is unproven as the deciding purchase factor: ConcertAI is independently recognized as an independent alternative (Tempus's 10-K lists it vs Flatiron/IQVIA; Caris treats it as an independent partner) and claims 75% of top-30 life-sciences customers, but no source shows pharma selecting it specifically to avoid Roche/Flatiron rather than on data quality or price — the same 'positionable but unproven' limit seen with Optum's UHG-conflict wedge.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2025-02-24 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

factnew CancerLinQ — formerly ASCO's real-world oncology platform — is now a ConcertAI initiative under a multi-year cooperation agreement with ASCO (ASCO Certified quality measures, ConcertAI Patient360 for ASCO/affiliated research, and CancerLinQ TrialLinQ for ASCO clinical studies); this is the data spine that gives ConcertAI a society-endorsed oncology network without owning the providers.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2023-12-15 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

inferencenew ConcertAI's scale numbers are company-reported and vary by what they measure: a 13M-patient Patient360 datalake from ~1,000 cancer centers across 50 states; ~9M CancerLinQ records; but only ~500K MATCHED clinicogenomic patients after the Foundation Medicine integration — i.e. true molecular depth is a small fraction of headline RWD, comparable in magnitude to Flatiron's ~400K-sample CGDB.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-01-12 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

factnew ConcertAI's Precision360 is marketed with weekly data curation ('refreshed weekly'), 120+ curated variables, longitudinal completeness, and validated mortality — the recency and mortality-validation claims the brief flagged are confirmed as company-stated (ConcertAI blog/factsheets), not independently audited.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-05-15 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew TeraRecon is a CURRENT ConcertAI asset (acquired 2020, integrated Nov 2021; NOT divested) operating an FDA-cleared medical-imaging AI line — 6 openFDA 510(k) clearances under 'Terarecon, Inc.', most recent 23 Oct 2025 (Cardiovascular.Calcification.CT), spanning cardiac/neuro/structural-heart; it is ConcertAI's main non-oncology footprint and surpassed 2,000 global imaging customers in Sep 2025.

ConcertAI · regulatory · source date 2025-10-23 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew ConcertAI launched Accelerated Clinical Trials (ACT), an enterprise agentic-AI trials platform built on CARAai, at SCOPE (Orlando, 2–5 Feb 2026); it deploys AI agents for literature review, protocol design, feasibility, site selection and patient matching, and is positioned to compete with CRO/RWD trial tools (Truveta Live Link, Inovalon's eligibility-screening).

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-02-02 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

inferencenew ACT's headline performance metrics — shortening trial timelines by 10–20 months, cutting study-design time up to 50% and amendments by ~50%, and 25–50% recruitment/activation speedups — are vendor claims sourced to ConcertAI's own press release and repeated verbatim by trade outlets; with the product weeks old there is no independent or customer-validated benchmark, and SCOPE 2026 coverage shows many vendors making near-identical agentic-AI-for-trials claims.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-02-02 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew AI product portfolio (shipped, not just roadmap): CARAai is ConcertAI's multi-LLM agentic platform (presented at NVIDIA GTC 2025, built with an NVIDIA collaboration on oncology-trial AI agents); on top of it sit Translational360 (molecular DB, Apr 2025), ACT (trials, Feb 2026), the Cadence Suite (commercial-team insights, Apr 2026), and a CancerLinQ point-of-care AI trial-matching suite (May 2026).

ConcertAI · product · source date 2025-03-18 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

factnew At JPM (Jan 2025) ConcertAI reported FY2024 revenue of $248M (up from ~$160M in FY2023, ~55% growth), 72% of revenue recurring (its highest ever), and its FIRST profitable year at mid-teens unadjusted EBITDA margin — higher revenue and clearer profitability than the brief's '~$200M / ~30% ARR growth' framing (all company-reported, unaudited, private company).

ConcertAI · financial · source date 2025-01-13 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

inferencenew ConcertAI's profitability is the sharpest evidence the asset-light model beats owned-lab economics: it reports positive EBITDA at ~$250M revenue while owned-lab peer Tempus AI runs large GAAP losses — supporting the thesis that a claims/clinical-data + partner-molecular + SaaS stack scales to profit without sequencing-lab capex (caveat: ConcertAI figures are self-reported and unaudited).

ConcertAI · financial · source date 2025-02-24 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew Customer base (company-reported): ConcertAI claims ~75% of the top-30 life-sciences organizations and ~50 named life-science customers plus ~2,000 providers/medical societies; documented named wins include a three-way AbbVie/Caris deal (Jan 2024) and Bayer (Apr 2025). The brief's 'Labcorp Drug Development' win could not be independently confirmed this pass.

ConcertAI · financial · source date 2024-01-09 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew Ownership/funding (partially verified): ConcertAI traces to SymphonyAI/Wadhwani lineage (legal entity Precision Health AI), has raised on the order of $300M including a ~$150M round, and last carried a ~$1.9B valuation in 2022 — no newer priced round surfaced this pass, so the valuation figure is stale and the current cap table is a coverage gap.

ConcertAI · financial · source date 2022-03-01 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew ConcertAI named Eron Kelly CEO effective 1 May 2025 (founder Jeff Elton moved to Vice Chairman). Kelly joined directly from Inovalon, where he was PRESIDENT from 2021–2025 and led Inovalon's transformation into a pure-play cloud SaaS/DaaS provider; he was previously a Microsoft (Office 365) and AWS executive — a direct competitor is now run by a senior Inovalon insider.

ConcertAI · jobs · source date 2025-05-01 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

inferencenew Inovalon-specific implication of the Kelly hire: ConcertAI's CEO carries Inovalon's pure-play SaaS/DaaS transformation playbook plus insider knowledge of Inovalon's data assets, org and pharma GTM into a competitor — expect ConcertAI to sharpen an enterprise-SaaS motion and to contest overlapping life-sciences buyers; Inovalon should assume its recent strategy is well understood by this rival.

ConcertAI · jobs · source date 2025-05-01 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew International footprint: ConcertAI is headquartered in Cambridge, MA with offices in Bangalore, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Philadelphia and Raleigh-Durham — consistent with serving global pharma and operating lower-cost data-curation/engineering (Bangalore) capacity.

ConcertAI · jobs · source date 2025-05-01 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1

inferencenew Concentration limit (decision-grade): ConcertAI's partner-assembled clinicogenomic RWD model is oncology/hematology-bound and has not generalized to other therapeutic areas — its only non-oncology footprint is the TeraRecon imaging line (cardiac/neuro/structural-heart), a separate acquired product, not the RWD/clinicogenomic engine extending into new diseases; therapeutic breadth is the model's clearest scaling ceiling vs claims-based players like Inovalon/IQVIA/Optum.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2024-12-05 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew Scientific-credibility signal: 24 peer-reviewed oncology RWE papers (Jan 2024–Jun 2026) carry ConcertAI affiliations, including real-world trial-emulation methodology (the ENCORE framework, Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics) and work first-authored by George W. Sledge Jr. — a marquee oncologist — indicating genuine methodological depth behind the marketing, not just data licensing.

ConcertAI · publications · source date 2026-04-15 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

factnew ConcertAI is pushing its oncology RWD spine into point-of-care provider workflow: in May 2026 it expanded the CancerLinQ Suite with AI-driven trial matching and contextualized patient insights for oncologists at the point of care — a move that deepens the ASCO/provider relationship and feeds prospective trial recruitment back into the data flywheel.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-05-28 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1

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ConcertAI

factnew Caris Life Sciences' FY2025 10-K names ConcertAI as a clinical-data partner — 'we have entered into agreements with clinical data partners, such as ConcertAI, Flatiron and COTA, to enable the creation of matched clinico-genomic datasets that can be licensed to biopharma companies' — independently confirming both the partner-assembled model and that ConcertAI's molecular partners treat it as interchangeable with Flatiron/COTA.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-03-03 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1

factnew On 12 Jan 2026 ConcertAI and Foundation Medicine announced integration of FMI's de-identified multimodal genomic data with ConcertAI's clinical data, yielding what ConcertAI calls the largest clinically-linked oncology dataset at 'nearly half a million patients' (multimodal: whole-slide imaging, gene expression, IHC, signatures like MTAP loss).

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-01-12 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

factnew Guardant Health's Q4-2024 earnings exhibit (filed with the SEC) states Guardant 'entered into a collaboration with ConcertAI to create a differentiated data-as-a-service platform that integrates comprehensive EMR records with both genomic and epigenomic tumor profiling data' — a second molecular partner (liquid biopsy + epigenomics) corroborated from the partner's own filing.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2025-02-20 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1

factnew ConcertAI signed a multi-year agreement with Bayer (Apr 2025) for precision oncology using its Translational360 platform — an integrated longitudinal clinical-molecular database powered by Guardant Health liquid-biopsy data and the CancerLinQ network (9M+ records, 50 states), offering both tissue and liquid biopsy molecular data.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2025-04-22 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew ConcertAI and NeoGenomics announced (Dec 2024) a joint AI-SaaS solution for hematology clinical research (protocol optimization/study design across major hematologic malignancies) — adding a molecular partner for heme, alongside tissue (Caris, Foundation Medicine), liquid biopsy (Guardant) and histopathology (PathAI).

ConcertAI · product · source date 2024-12-05 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

inferencenew ConcertAI assembles clinicogenomic depth entirely through non-owned molecular partners (Guardant, Caris, Foundation Medicine, NeoGenomics, PathAI) while owning the clinical-data layer (CancerLinQ/Patient360) and the AI/integration layer (CARAai); this is the decisive structural contrast with Tempus's owned-sequencing-lab model and the most replicable template for a claims-first vendor adding clinical/molecular depth without owning a lab.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-01-12 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

inferencenew The core durability risk of the partner-assembled model: ConcertAI's molecular data is NON-EXCLUSIVE — Caris's 10-K lists ConcertAI alongside Flatiron and COTA as interchangeable clinical-data partners, and ConcertAI's AbbVie win was a three-way deal where Caris (not ConcertAI) supplied the multimodal molecular data — so a molecular partner can serve ConcertAI's rivals and ConcertAI cannot lock the genomic supply the way an owned lab can.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-03-03 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

inferencenew Neutrality contradiction worth exploiting/learning from: ConcertAI markets itself as the independent 'no Roche conflict' alternative to Roche-owned Flatiron, yet its largest and newest clinicogenomic asset (Jan 2026, ~500K patients) is built on Foundation Medicine — which is Roche-owned, the same molecular source underpinning Flatiron's CGDB — so its differentiation is independence of the CLINICAL layer, not of the molecular layer.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-01-12 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew Independent competitor recognition: Tempus AI's FY2024 10-K names ConcertAI as one of its 'main competitors' for Data and Services 'that help pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies acquire data,' explicitly grouped with Flatiron Health and IQVIA — ConcertAI is a recognized top-tier oncology RWD competitor per its closest rival's SEC filing.

ConcertAI · financial · source date 2025-02-24 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1

inferencenew The neutrality wedge has real competitive traction but is unproven as the deciding purchase factor: ConcertAI is independently recognized as an independent alternative (Tempus's 10-K lists it vs Flatiron/IQVIA; Caris treats it as an independent partner) and claims 75% of top-30 life-sciences customers, but no source shows pharma selecting it specifically to avoid Roche/Flatiron rather than on data quality or price — the same 'positionable but unproven' limit seen with Optum's UHG-conflict wedge.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2025-02-24 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

factnew CancerLinQ — formerly ASCO's real-world oncology platform — is now a ConcertAI initiative under a multi-year cooperation agreement with ASCO (ASCO Certified quality measures, ConcertAI Patient360 for ASCO/affiliated research, and CancerLinQ TrialLinQ for ASCO clinical studies); this is the data spine that gives ConcertAI a society-endorsed oncology network without owning the providers.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2023-12-15 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

inferencenew ConcertAI's scale numbers are company-reported and vary by what they measure: a 13M-patient Patient360 datalake from ~1,000 cancer centers across 50 states; ~9M CancerLinQ records; but only ~500K MATCHED clinicogenomic patients after the Foundation Medicine integration — i.e. true molecular depth is a small fraction of headline RWD, comparable in magnitude to Flatiron's ~400K-sample CGDB.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-01-12 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

factnew ConcertAI's Precision360 is marketed with weekly data curation ('refreshed weekly'), 120+ curated variables, longitudinal completeness, and validated mortality — the recency and mortality-validation claims the brief flagged are confirmed as company-stated (ConcertAI blog/factsheets), not independently audited.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-05-15 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew TeraRecon is a CURRENT ConcertAI asset (acquired 2020, integrated Nov 2021; NOT divested) operating an FDA-cleared medical-imaging AI line — 6 openFDA 510(k) clearances under 'Terarecon, Inc.', most recent 23 Oct 2025 (Cardiovascular.Calcification.CT), spanning cardiac/neuro/structural-heart; it is ConcertAI's main non-oncology footprint and surpassed 2,000 global imaging customers in Sep 2025.

ConcertAI · regulatory · source date 2025-10-23 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew ConcertAI launched Accelerated Clinical Trials (ACT), an enterprise agentic-AI trials platform built on CARAai, at SCOPE (Orlando, 2–5 Feb 2026); it deploys AI agents for literature review, protocol design, feasibility, site selection and patient matching, and is positioned to compete with CRO/RWD trial tools (Truveta Live Link, Inovalon's eligibility-screening).

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-02-02 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

inferencenew ACT's headline performance metrics — shortening trial timelines by 10–20 months, cutting study-design time up to 50% and amendments by ~50%, and 25–50% recruitment/activation speedups — are vendor claims sourced to ConcertAI's own press release and repeated verbatim by trade outlets; with the product weeks old there is no independent or customer-validated benchmark, and SCOPE 2026 coverage shows many vendors making near-identical agentic-AI-for-trials claims.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-02-02 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew AI product portfolio (shipped, not just roadmap): CARAai is ConcertAI's multi-LLM agentic platform (presented at NVIDIA GTC 2025, built with an NVIDIA collaboration on oncology-trial AI agents); on top of it sit Translational360 (molecular DB, Apr 2025), ACT (trials, Feb 2026), the Cadence Suite (commercial-team insights, Apr 2026), and a CancerLinQ point-of-care AI trial-matching suite (May 2026).

ConcertAI · product · source date 2025-03-18 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

factnew At JPM (Jan 2025) ConcertAI reported FY2024 revenue of $248M (up from ~$160M in FY2023, ~55% growth), 72% of revenue recurring (its highest ever), and its FIRST profitable year at mid-teens unadjusted EBITDA margin — higher revenue and clearer profitability than the brief's '~$200M / ~30% ARR growth' framing (all company-reported, unaudited, private company).

ConcertAI · financial · source date 2025-01-13 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

inferencenew ConcertAI's profitability is the sharpest evidence the asset-light model beats owned-lab economics: it reports positive EBITDA at ~$250M revenue while owned-lab peer Tempus AI runs large GAAP losses — supporting the thesis that a claims/clinical-data + partner-molecular + SaaS stack scales to profit without sequencing-lab capex (caveat: ConcertAI figures are self-reported and unaudited).

ConcertAI · financial · source date 2025-02-24 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew Customer base (company-reported): ConcertAI claims ~75% of the top-30 life-sciences organizations and ~50 named life-science customers plus ~2,000 providers/medical societies; documented named wins include a three-way AbbVie/Caris deal (Jan 2024) and Bayer (Apr 2025). The brief's 'Labcorp Drug Development' win could not be independently confirmed this pass.

ConcertAI · financial · source date 2024-01-09 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew Ownership/funding (partially verified): ConcertAI traces to SymphonyAI/Wadhwani lineage (legal entity Precision Health AI), has raised on the order of $300M including a ~$150M round, and last carried a ~$1.9B valuation in 2022 — no newer priced round surfaced this pass, so the valuation figure is stale and the current cap table is a coverage gap.

ConcertAI · financial · source date 2022-03-01 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew ConcertAI named Eron Kelly CEO effective 1 May 2025 (founder Jeff Elton moved to Vice Chairman). Kelly joined directly from Inovalon, where he was PRESIDENT from 2021–2025 and led Inovalon's transformation into a pure-play cloud SaaS/DaaS provider; he was previously a Microsoft (Office 365) and AWS executive — a direct competitor is now run by a senior Inovalon insider.

ConcertAI · jobs · source date 2025-05-01 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

inferencenew Inovalon-specific implication of the Kelly hire: ConcertAI's CEO carries Inovalon's pure-play SaaS/DaaS transformation playbook plus insider knowledge of Inovalon's data assets, org and pharma GTM into a competitor — expect ConcertAI to sharpen an enterprise-SaaS motion and to contest overlapping life-sciences buyers; Inovalon should assume its recent strategy is well understood by this rival.

ConcertAI · jobs · source date 2025-05-01 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew International footprint: ConcertAI is headquartered in Cambridge, MA with offices in Bangalore, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Philadelphia and Raleigh-Durham — consistent with serving global pharma and operating lower-cost data-curation/engineering (Bangalore) capacity.

ConcertAI · jobs · source date 2025-05-01 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1

inferencenew Concentration limit (decision-grade): ConcertAI's partner-assembled clinicogenomic RWD model is oncology/hematology-bound and has not generalized to other therapeutic areas — its only non-oncology footprint is the TeraRecon imaging line (cardiac/neuro/structural-heart), a separate acquired product, not the RWD/clinicogenomic engine extending into new diseases; therapeutic breadth is the model's clearest scaling ceiling vs claims-based players like Inovalon/IQVIA/Optum.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2024-12-05 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2

factnew Scientific-credibility signal: 24 peer-reviewed oncology RWE papers (Jan 2024–Jun 2026) carry ConcertAI affiliations, including real-world trial-emulation methodology (the ENCORE framework, Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics) and work first-authored by George W. Sledge Jr. — a marquee oncologist — indicating genuine methodological depth behind the marketing, not just data licensing.

ConcertAI · publications · source date 2026-04-15 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1 · source 2 · source 3

factnew ConcertAI is pushing its oncology RWD spine into point-of-care provider workflow: in May 2026 it expanded the CancerLinQ Suite with AI-driven trial matching and contextualized patient insights for oncologists at the point of care — a move that deepens the ASCO/provider relationship and feeds prospective trial recruitment back into the data flywheel.

ConcertAI · product · source date 2026-05-28 · observed 2026-06-13 · source 1

Market & demand signals

No demand-side findings this run.

Weak signals

Single-signal inferences — interpret with caution.

Manual checks

LinkedIn — Eron Kelly (ConcertAI CEO, ex-Inovalon President)
Read Kelly's recent LinkedIn posts and his ConcertAI hires since May 2025 — watch for ex-Inovalon talent following him and for messaging that mirrors Inovalon's SaaS/DaaS pure-play narrative. Highest-value human check this run. — https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/content/?keywords=Eron%20Kelly%20ConcertAI
KLAS / Gartner — oncology RWD & life-sciences analytics
Check KLAS Research and Gartner for any ConcertAI vs Flatiron vs IQVIA vs Tempus ranking in oncology real-world data / life-sciences analytics — paywalled; needed to independently corroborate the '75% of top-30 pharma' and data-quality claims. — https://klasresearch.com/
PitchBook / CB Insights — ConcertAI cap table & latest valuation
Pull current ownership, latest priced round and valuation (legal entity 'Precision Health AI'); the public web only shows a stale 2022 ~$1.9B mark and a ~$150M round. Confirm SymphonyAI's current stake and any 2024-2026 raise. — https://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/90684-46
Verify 'Labcorp Drug Development' as a named ConcertAI customer
The brief lists Labcorp Drug Development (now Fortrea) as a ConcertAI win; not confirmed this pass. Search ConcertAI/Fortrea press and Fortrea filings to confirm or drop. — https://www.concertai.com/news/
ConcertAI ClinicalTrials.gov presence under aliases
Sponsor search returned 0 under 'ConcertAI'. Re-check ClinicalTrials.gov for 'Concerto HealthAI', 'CancerLinQ', and 'TeraRecon' as collaborator, and check whether ACT-supported trials surface a ConcertAI tie — confirms whether it appears in trial records at all. — https://clinicaltrials.gov/search?term=ConcertAI

Coverage gaps & run log

Coverage gaps

CompanyCategoryReason
ConcertAItrialsall 4 scripted attempt(s) empty/failed (cap 4 for core tier)
ConcertAIregulatoryall 2 scripted attempt(s) empty/failed (cap 4 for core tier)
ConcertAItrialsClinicalTrials.gov sponsor/collaborator + asset-term searches returned 0 under 'ConcertAI' — it does not register as a named trial sponsor; ACT/Digital-Trial work flows through pharma/CRO sponsors. Re-check aliases (Concerto HealthAI, CancerLinQ, TrialLinQ) manually.
ConcertAIfinancialRevenue $248M / first-profitable-year / 72% recurring / 75%-of-top-30-pharma are ALL company-reported (JPM self-presentation); no audited financials (private). Independent corroboration (KLAS/Gartner/PitchBook) is paywalled — see manual checks.
ConcertAIfinancialCurrent cap table / latest valuation unverified: only a stale 2022 ~$1.9B mark and a ~$150M round surfaced; SymphonyAI's current stake and any 2024-2026 raise unconfirmed.
ConcertAIproductACT trial-acceleration metrics (10-20 months, ~50% design/amendment) and Precision360 'weekly refresh' are vendor claims with NO independent/customer benchmark (ACT is weeks old); trade coverage merely repeats the press release.
ConcertAIfinancial'Labcorp Drug Development' (now Fortrea) named-customer claim from the brief could not be independently confirmed this pass.

Query log

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clinicaltrialsct term=Precision3600ok
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websearchConcertAI Bayer partnership tissue liquid biopsy molecular real-world data9ok
websearchConcertAI 2024 revenue profitable ARR growth funding investors valuation8ok
websearchConcertAI Patient360 RWD360 CancerLinQ ASCO patients providers data scale mortality9ok
websearchConcertAI Jeff Elton CEO neutral independent oncology data alternative Flatiron pharma16ok
websearchConcertAI customers 75% top 30 life sciences AbbVie Labcorp Drug Development pharma9ok
websearchConcertAI Eron Kelly CEO appointment 2025 background Microsoft leadership transition9ok
websearchConcertAI TeraRecon imaging divested sold spun off status 2022 2023 20248ok
websearchConcertAI international offices Bangalore Frankfurt Tokyo expansion beyond oncology9ok
websearchConcertAI NVIDIA NeoGenomics partnership oncology AI agents clinicogenomic 2025 202610ok
webfetchSEC EDGAR extract: Tempus 10-K FY2024 ConcertAI competitor mention1ok
webfetchSEC EDGAR extract: Caris 10-K FY2025 ConcertAI clinical-data-partner mention1ok
webfetchSEC EDGAR extract: Guardant Health Q4-2024 EX-99.1 ConcertAI collaboration1ok
pubmedTIGHT requery: "ConcertAI"[Affiliation] OR "Concerto HealthAI"[Affiliation]24ok
openfda-510k510k applicant=TeraRecon (ConcertAI imaging asset)6ok

Sources

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