Elucid

Elucid

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $27M

Overview

Elucid is a commercial-stage diagnostics company leveraging AI and machine learning to transform the assessment of cardiovascular disease. Its core technology, PlaqueIQ, provides a non-invasive 'CT Virtual Histology' that quantifies plaque composition with high correlation to pathological gold standards, addressing the critical need to identify high-risk plaque that leads to heart attacks and strokes. With recent broad reimbursement from CMS and a new CPT code, the company is positioned for significant adoption. Elucid is also developing a plaque-derived FFRCT (Fractional Flow Reserve from CT) product to further integrate functional and morphological assessment.

Cardiovascular

Technology Platform

AI/ML-powered CT Virtual Histology platform for non-invasive, histology-validated quantification and characterization of arterial plaque composition from standard CT angiography scans.

Funding History

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Total raised:$27M
Series A$27M

Opportunities

Broad new Medicare reimbursement and a Category I CPT code effective 2026 create a clear and immediate pathway for widespread adoption of PlaqueIQ in the large coronary and carotid CTA markets.
The upcoming launch of Plaque-Derived FFRCT offers a chance to disrupt the functional testing market with a differentiated, plaque-concordant product.

Risk Factors

Intense competition from both large medtech firms and AI startups in the cardiovascular imaging space poses a threat to market share.
Commercial success depends entirely on effective execution to drive physician adoption and workflow integration following reimbursement wins.

Competitive Landscape

Elucid competes in the AI-based cardiac image analysis segment, differentiating itself through direct histology validation of plaque composition. Key competitors include HeartFlow (FFRCT leader), Cleerly (also focused on plaque), and the AI analytics suites of major imaging OEMs (Siemens, GE, Canon). Its reimbursement advantage is a current differentiator.