Spiral Dot

Spiraldot Health is a healthcare technology company building an artificial-intelligence platform for oncology care. The product is positioned as clinical decision support that embeds into existing clinical workflows and converts fragmented electronic health record data into guideline-aligned, clinical-trial-aware information available at the point of care. The company describes the platform as powered by Mayo Clinic Platform.

The company frames three problems it targets: administrative burden on care teams, which it says requires 30 or more minutes of manual chart review per patient; missed clinical trial participation, citing that 85% of eligible patients are never referred; and non-adherence to NCCN guidelines, which it puts at 38% and associates with an average of $18,000 in additional cost per non-standard care pathway. Its stated mission is to make cancer care consistently excellent regardless of a patient's location or provider.

The team is led by co-founder and CEO Talha F. Basit, with co-founder and Head of Engineering Tony Maher, Chief of Product Renee Dua, MD, founding data engineer Matt Soria, founding engineers Andrew Violette and Darin Dingman, and Heather Freed in operations. The company states its team has prior healthcare exits, citing acquisitions by United Healthcare, Tempus, Humana and Novo Nordisk, and aggregate figures of three acquisitions and more than $2B in total M&A value. Clinical and commercial advisors include Dr. Elcin Zan (Cleveland Clinic), Dr. Bryan Loy, and Dr. Roupen Odabashian (Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute).

Business model

Spiraldot Health sells a clinical decision support platform to oncology care providers, embedding into existing clinical workflows and EHR systems rather than replacing them. The site presents the offering as an enterprise platform for cancer centers and provider organizations; specific pricing and contracting terms are not disclosed publicly.