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Percipio Health Co-Founder and CEO Eric Rock, Chief Growth Officer James Brookes, and Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer David Lucas at the HLTH USA 2024 health innovation event. [Photo: LinkedIn]
Population Health Platform Percipio Health Launches in North Texas with $20M Raised
by Lance Murray | Jan 22, 2025
Plano-based Percipio's platform uses AI and a smartphone—without medical devices—to collect "whole-person health signals" for real-time assessments that identify current and predictive health risks.
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