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Datavant

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Datavant Connect is a data connectivity platform that enables healthcare and life sciences organizations to share and link datasets while maintaining privacy compliance through tokenization technology. The platform addresses the need to balance data utility with regulatory requirements like HIPAA de-identification standards.

Founders & leadership

KAKyle Armbrester
Kyle ArmbresterinChief Executive Officer

Investors · 6

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

Datavant operates a healthcare data collaboration platform built on what it describes as the largest and most diverse health data network in the United States. The platform is organized in layers: a data network sourcing information from payer- and provider-connected data aggregators and data originators; routing and orchestration to gather and standardize data for consistency, accuracy and completeness; use-case-ready data assembled into usable formats; a secure environment through which authorized users access data and applications; and embedded privacy-preserving technology and layered security controls.

Product lines span operational, clinical and financial workflows and include Release of Information for handling patient data requests, Datavant Connect for compliant connectivity infrastructure, Health Data Retrieval for locating patient health data across the network, Datavant Connect linkage solutions that enrich trial data with real-world data to build longitudinal patient views, Datavant Connect privacy solutions delivered with expert-led technology and services, and AI-supported Risk Adjustment Coding. The company positions these offerings alongside workflow automation and agentic AI workflows, in which proprietary clinical data and domain expertise are used to ground frontier large language models, with privacy, consent and de-identification controls applied within workflows and models evaluated by internal operations teams and healthcare domain experts before deployment.

Business model

Datavant sells data collaboration platform access, connectivity infrastructure and associated technology-enabled services to healthcare organizations, combining software products with value-added operational services such as record retrieval, release of information and coding support.

Traction

The company reports 1,500 terabytes of data exchanged and 1 trillion records tokenized annually, connectivity across more than 80,000 provider sites, 350+ real-world data partners, 120,000 legal and insurance requesters, and published customer case studies with Florida Woman Care (medical record retrieval with payer partners including Centene) and Southwest General Health Center (coding quality and operational efficiency).

Latest developments

Datavant announced a partnership with Savant Bio to deliver end-to-end clinical record retrieval and abstraction for real-world data, and is expanding its platform toward agentic AI workflows layered on its data network and trust infrastructure.

Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography

Market position

Describes itself as operating the largest health data exchange and the largest health data retrieval network in the U.S., with connectivity to more than 80,000 hospitals and clinics, more than 75% of the top 100 largest health systems, 100% of U.S. payers, 20 of the top 20 pharmaceutical companies and an ecosystem of over 350 real-world data partners.

Positions itself at the intersection of network scale, regulatory-grade privacy and security controls, and AI capability, with bi-directional provider connectivity, expert-governed model deployment and privacy controls embedded in each workflow rather than added around it.

Technology

Privacy-preserving technology including de-identification, tokenization and consent controls, data linkage, routing and orchestration for data standardization, layered security controls, and context-aware AI workflows in which proprietary clinical data grounds frontier large language models for agentic healthcare workflows.

Go-to-market

Providers (hospitals, clinics and health systems), life sciences companies, data analytics organizations, public sector bodies and health plans/payers, as well as legal and insurance requesters of medical records.

Geography

Focused on the United States healthcare ecosystem, including U.S. hospitals, clinics, health systems and payers.

Compiled by commissioned research from 1 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Data exchanged annuallyJan 20261,500 terabytes
HeadcountAug 20267,336
Hospitals and clinics in retrieval networkJan 202680,000 sites
Legal and insurance requestersJan 2026120,000 requesters
Real-world data partnersJan 2026350 partners
Records tokenized annuallyJan 20261,000,000,000,000 records
Share of top 100 largest U.S. health systems servedJan 2026more than 75%
Share of U.S. payers served (directly or through health system customers)Jan 2026100%
Top 20 pharmaceutical companies partneredJan 202620 companies

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Founder mafia

2 people who came through Datavant went on to found or lead other companies.

Timeline · 1

launches, deals, and filings
Jan 2026
Partnership with Savant Bio for clinical record retrieval and abstraction

Datavant and Savant Bio partnered to deliver end-to-end clinical record retrieval and abstraction for high-fidelity real-world data.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

Research sources · 1

primary sources listed

1 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Datavant do?
Datavant runs a U.S. health data collaboration platform that connects, protects and activates patient-level data.
Who are Datavant's investors?
Datavant's investors include Flex Capital Partners, Grand Ventures, Health Catalyst Capital, Sixth Street, Tensility Venture Partners, TRANSFORMATION CAPITAL.