GenoSpace
Private Company
Total funding raised: $6.2M
Overview
Genospace is a private, revenue-generating software company founded in 2010 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It provides a data integration and analytics platform focused on oncology, enabling community-based clinics and research sites to match patients to complex biomarker-driven clinical trials, automate data workflows, and assess study feasibility. The company reports its technology is used by over 500 sites, reaching 1 in 5 U.S. cancer patients, and has facilitated a more than 50% increase in trial enrollments for its users. Its business model is centered on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform and related services for the clinical research and care ecosystem.
Technology Platform
A cloud-based software platform that integrates and analyzes clinical, genomic, and real-world data to enable clinical trial matching, EMR-to-EDC data automation, and study feasibility assessments for precision medicine, primarily in oncology.
Funding History
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Risk Factors
Competitive Landscape
Genospace competes in the clinical trial enablement and oncology data platform space. Competitors include large Contract Research Organizations (CROs) like IQVIA and Parexel with their own technology suites, specialized clinical trial management software companies, and oncology-focused real-world data platforms like Flatiron Health (owned by Roche). Its differentiation lies in its specific focus on bridging community-based clinical care with research through integrated workflow tools.