Qure AI Funding History

Qure AI develops medical imaging software for chest X-ray screening, head CT triage and musculoskeletal radiology. Public health programs use its tools to screen for conditions including tuberculosis.

Company Overview

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Qure AI

  • Healthcare

Mumbai, India

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Qure AI Funding Timeline

  1. Announced Mar 29, 2022

    Series B

    US$40 million

    Qure planned to expand its medical imaging AI into more markets and invest in product development.

    Led by Novo Holdings, HealthQuad.

    Source · crunchbase.com ↗
  2. Date under review

    Series A

    US$16 million

    Qure.ai said the financing would support international expansion and further development of its radiology tools.

    Led by Peak XV Partners.

    Source · prnewswire.com ↗
  3. Date under review

    Series D

    US$65 million

    Qure.ai said the funding would support expansion in the United States and further development of its healthcare AI tools.

    Led by Lightspeed Venture Partners. Participation included Novo Holdings.

    Source · globenewswire.com ↗

Qure AI Founding Team

Prashant Warier and Pooja Rao brought deep learning and clinical research expertise together when they started Qure.ai. The team applied that combination to interpreting medical images, including chest X-rays and head CT scans.

Qure AI Products

  • qXR

    Screen chest X-rays for signs that warrant a closer look.

Qure AI Company Development

Emergency Triage Expands the Imaging Portfolio

Qure.ai's chest X-ray work spans screening programs such as tuberculosis detection. Its head CT tools take the software into a different setting, where a flagged scan can help clinicians prioritize a case in an emergency imaging queue.

Qure AI Competitive Landscape

Screening Reach and Hospital Workflow

Qure.ai and Viz.ai overlap in scan triage, but the public-health side of Qure.ai's work brings a different deployment challenge: running chest X-ray screening beyond the hospital specialist network. Viz.ai emphasizes connecting a suspected finding with the clinicians who need to coordinate care.