OpenEvidence partners with MINC to verify Canadian physicians
The collaboration uses MINC infrastructure for streamlined, free platform access, aiming to improve evidence-based care and patient outcomes nationwide.
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In short: OpenEvidence reached a $12 billion valuation and expanded its medical AI platform through major health system and society partnerships.
The collaboration uses MINC infrastructure for streamlined, free platform access, aiming to improve evidence-based care and patient outcomes nationwide.
Darwin leads benchmarks. Osler, Sackett, and Snow serve clinical speeds. Models are free for verified clinicians now.
Clinicians will access Springer Nature's medical journals, books, and society publications directly within OpenEvidence, supporting point-of-care decisions. The agreement follows Springer Nature's ARC3 framework.
The company points out undisclosed conflicts and methodological errors in a competing paper.
In January 2026, Open Evidence completed its D-round financing at a valuation of $12 billion, with over 40% of US licensed physicians using it, monthly consultations exceeding 20 million, and annual revenue reaching $100 million—a "doctor version of ChatGPT" that serves only certified physicians, offers core functions completely free to doctors, and monetizes through precise pharmaceutical advertising. In less than three years, it has become the sharpest blade in global medical AI. In February 2026, it further integrated into Epic (Sutter Health), the largest electronic medical record system in the United States, upgrading from a "tool" to...
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In January this year, the US medical AI company OpenEvidence completed its $250 million Series D funding round, reaching a valuation of $12 billion and becoming a startup unicorn; just three months after the previous round with a $6 billion valuation. This company helps doctors search medical literature, yet it has attracted over 750,000 registered US doctors, with the company stating that more than 40% of practicing...
OpenEvidence goes live across major NYC health systems, Delaware broadens HIE access for prior auth, and the Linux Foundation launches an open-source health AI...
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