ModMed
بواسطة Modernizing Medicine, Inc
ModMed, officially known as Modernizing Medicine, Inc., is a leading healthcare technology company specializing in AI-powered, specialty‑specific EHR and practice management solutions. Headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, it serves thousands of medical practices across the United States with cloud‑based software designed to integrate clinical, financial, and operational workflows.
The company was founded in 2010 by Daniel Cane, co‑founder of Blackboard Inc., and Dr. Michael Sherling, a dermatologist and healthcare strategist. The idea originated when Cane learned from Sherling how traditional EHR systems were ill‑fitted for specialty care. They envisioned an adaptive EHR that could streamline processes without sacrificing physician‑patient interaction. Since then, ModMed has grown from a small startup to a market leader with over 40,000 providers nationwide using its platforms.
ModMed has raised more than $332 million in capital since its inception. Major funding rounds include a $231 million investment from Warburg Pincus in 2017, which fueled large‑scale expansion and R&D. In 2025, global private equity firm Clearlake Capital Group made a significant majority growth investment, positioning ModMed for its next phase of innovation and international market expansion. While exact financials were not disclosed, analysts anticipate a valuation exceeding $1 billion, placing it among the top privately held healthcare software firms in the U.S..
ModMed’s product portfolio covers EHR, practice management, billing, analytics, and telehealth services. Its flagship system, EMA® (Electronic Medical Assistant), supports over 11 specialties—from dermatology to orthopedics, ophthalmology, and urology. The platform uses adaptive learning, remembering individual provider preferences for diagnosis, treatment, and documentation. Integrated AI automates coding, predictive analysis, claims processing, and communication routing. Through ModMed Pay and ModMed BOOST, providers gain options for in‑platform payment processing and optimized revenue management.
A key milestone in ModMed’s expansion was its 2015 acquisition of gMed, a gastroenterology‑focused EHR provider, which led to the creation of gGastro and gPM. These systems now dominate GI specialty solutions nationwide. In 2023, ModMed acquired assets from Xtract Solutions, expanding into the allergy and immunology software market with integrated testing, documentation, and billing functions. These moves broadened ModMed’s reach and reinforced its specialization across niche medical fields.
Between 2024 and 2025, ModMed released major updates, including ModMed Scribe, an AI‑powered ambient listening and documentation tool integrated directly into EMA®. It uses natural language processing (NLP) to transcribe and structure clinical encounters automatically. Other notable innovations include AI‑enhanced fax processing, automated claims denials detection, and intelligent patient message triage. The platform also introduced enhanced analytical dashboards for MIPS reporting, interoperability upgrades compliant with the 21st Century Cures Act, and support for FHIR‑based data exchange.
ModMed’s corporate culture centers on innovation, integrity, and service excellence. Core values such as “create customer delight, innovate boldly, save time, think big, have fun, and do good” guide operations across its global workforce. The company emphasizes inclusion, continuous learning, and community engagement, having been named to the South Florida Business Journal’s Best Places to Work list in 2024. Its leadership actively fosters diversity and talent development through affinity networks and professional growth programs.
ModMed serves more than 40,000 clinicians and 700 long‑term clients spanning solo practices, ambulatory clinics, and multi‑site healthcare organizations. It is recognized for having the **#1 EHR across all 11 specialties in the 2025 Black Book Survey—a ranking it has held for multiple consecutive years. The company maintains an active user community through the ModMed Central Support Portal, user groups, and customer events that promote collaboration and feedback‑driven innovation. Many clients report operational improvements of 15‑25% in productivity and revenue after implementation.
