Atomic Software Raises ¥600M Series C from SBC Medical Group
Atomic Software, maker of the clinic SaaS medicalforce, has raised ¥600 million in a Series C round and signed a capital and business alliance with SBC Medical Group Holdings.
Atomic Software, the Japanese company behind the all-in-one clinic SaaS medicalforce, announced on the 2nd that it raised ¥600 million in a Series C round. The funding comes with a capital and business alliance with SBC Medical Group Holdings. The company plans to use the money to expand its development team and broaden medicalforce's features.
From Medicalforce Inc. to Atomic Software
The company was founded in November 2020 as Medicalforce Inc. and took its current name in February this year. It says the change reflects a push to serve more industries: besides medicalforce for clinics, it offers "Keibi Force" for security companies. Earlier backers include ANRI, DNX Ventures, ALL STAR SAAS FUND and Globis Capital Partners. A ¥1.5 billion Series B in February 2024 brought total funding to about ¥2.3 billion.
According to the company, the investment followed SBC's experience with its supported Hada no Aozora Clinic, which uses medicalforce as its core and payment system. Atomic Software says the product and its development setup were rated highly through that operation.
Product and AI features
Launched in March 2021, medicalforce manages reservations, medical records and billing in one place, and extends to CRM, ad-effectiveness measurement and management analysis. It is used for both self-pay and insured treatment. More than 800 clinics had adopted it as of September, with a retention rate of 99.2% as of March.
In May the company began early access to "AI Voice Charting", the first of its "medicalforce intelligence" AI features built on accumulated clinical data. It helps create records from conversations during consultations and counseling; clinics that use it actively saw record-keeping time fall by up to 36 hours a month. In August it added early access to "AI Chart Summary", which gives a quick view of patient information, and "AI Aftercare", which helps draft follow-up messages after treatment.
What the partnership involves
In the joint development, early-stage features will be trialed at clinics supported by SBC Medical Group, with feedback from doctors and staff used to speed up development. The results will also be applied to the group's own systems.
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