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Epiphany Healthcare was a Midlothian, Virginia-based healthcare technology company founded in 2004 that developed Cardio Server, a web-based, multi-modality ECG management platform serving hospital cardiology departments, integrated delivery networks (IDNs), and critical access hospitals. The company's core technology is a standards-based, HTML-driven application deployed on standard IIS web servers (no ActiveX, Flash, or .NET dependencies), available as either a single-tenancy cloud service on Microsoft Azure or an on-premise installation, and accessible from iOS or Android devices via a responsive mobile interface that does not persist patient data locally. Cardio Server unifies more than 25 diagnostic modalities — including resting ECG, 12-lead ECG, Holter, stress testing, PFT, CPET, event monitoring, pacemaker follow-up, cardiac rehab, defibrillator checks, ambulatory blood pressure, EEG, and non-invasive vascular — across 260+ device types from over 80 vendors, and exchanges data bidirectionally with all major EMRs (Epic, Meditech, Cerner, McKesson, Allscripts, NextGen, Siemens, Athenahealth) using an internally developed, customizable HL7 interface. The product held ISO 27001 certification across products and locations at the time of acquisition, a posture no other ECG management vendor in the niche matched, and supported HIPAA-compliant data handling with 24/7/365 US-based support.

The business model relied primarily on recurring software subscription revenue (annual billing for cloud and on-premise licenses, with cloud subscriptions bundling hardware, upgrades, patches, third-party software updates, and disaster recovery) plus professional-services fees for implementation, project management, and on-site training. Go-to-market was enterprise field sales direct to hospitals and IDNs, complemented by the Welch Allyn distributor network and cloud infrastructure on Microsoft Azure; pricing was quote-based rather than publicly listed. Cardio Server had been deployed at 1,100+ healthcare facilities across North America, Europe, Asia and Australia, and Latin America. Epiphany Healthcare was acquired by Baxter International, and Cardio Server now operates within Baxter's diagnostic cardiology portfolio under the Hillrom brand.

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Epiphany Healthcare, founded in 2004 in Midlothian, Virginia, developed Cardio Server — a web-based, multi-modality ECG and diagnostic cardiology management platform integrating 260+ devices from 80+ vendors with major EMRs, serving hospitals and IDNs globally before being acquired by Baxter International.

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ECG management software, diagnostic cardiology platform, multi-modality cardiology, cardiac data management, EMR integrated cardiology
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1EHR Extensions, APIs, App Marketplaces & SMART-on-FHIR Apps
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2ePrescribing, Lab/Imaging Orders & Results Integration
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Diagnostic Cardiology Software
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1Software Subscription/Licensing
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Cardio Server is sold as a software solution with cloud subscription and on-premise deployment options. Cloud subscription includes server hardware, patches, upgrades, third-party software updates, backup and disaster recovery. Support agreements include all upgrades with professional service fees for project management and implementation.

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Implementation services, project management, and on-site training provided as separate professional service fees.

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1On-premise deployment with customer-managed server infrastructure
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Customer provides own server hardware. Support agreement required for upgrades and patches.

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2Cloud deployment on Microsoft Azure with single-tenancy
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Operating budget versus capital budget. Includes server hardware, periodic upgrades, patches, backup/disaster recovery, third-party software updates.

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1Cardio Server
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ECG management system software for managing diagnostic cardiology modalities, previously branded as Epiphany Cardio Server. Now part of Baxter's cardiology portfolio. Supports over 260 devices from over 80 vendors in 25 diagnostic modalities, available in cloud and on-premise deployments.

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Epiphany Healthcare develops and sells Cardio Server, a web-based ECG and multi-modality diagnostic cardiology management system that ingests, edits, confirms, and distributes cardiac diagnostic test data from over 260 devices across 80 vendors and 25 modalities. The platform is available as an on-premise deployment or cloud-hosted on Microsoft Azure, integrates bidirectionally with all major EMRs via an internally developed HL7 tool, and includes mobile access for iOS and Android. The product is now part of Baxter International's cardiology portfolio.

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  • Physicians receive results three times faster than before
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Product overview1 text field

Epiphany Healthcare (now part of Baxter/Hillrom) offers Cardio Server as a unified ECG and diagnostic cardiology management platform. The core product is the Cardio Server ECG Management System, a multi-modality software solution supporting 25 diagnostic modalities and over 260 devices from 80 vendors. The platform is available in two deployment options: on-premise and Cardio Server Cloud hosted on Microsoft Azure. Key modules include Cardio Server Mobile for iOS/Android mobile access, Rhythm Strip Management (RSM) for automated rhythm strip handling, and Analytica for revenue and billing analytics. Additional features include Modality Worklist for bi-directional device communication, PDF Import Tool for document ingestion, and Intelligent Serial Comparison for ECG change analysis. The platform integrates natively with all major EMR systems including Epic, Meditech, Cerner, and Siemens via internally developed HL7 tools, and supports various device manufacturers including GE, Philips, Welch Allyn, Mortara, and Schiller. The company holds ISO 27001 certification for its products and locations, and offers 24/7/365 customer support.

Product and service3 records
1Cardio Server ECG Management System
CategoryECG Management Software
Description

Web-based multi-modality diagnostic cardiology management system for hospitals and IDNs that ingests, edits, confirms, and distributes ECG and other cardiac diagnostic test data, integrates bidirectionally with all major EMRs, and supports 3 to 250 concurrent users and millions of ECGs.

2Cardio Server Cloud
CategoryCloud-hosted Diagnostic Cardiology Software
Description

Cloud-hosted deployment of Cardio Server on Microsoft Azure with single-tenancy architecture per hospital system, including server hardware, periodic upgrades, patches, backup/disaster recovery, and third-party software updates, converting capital expense to operating expense.

3Cardio Server Mobile
CategoryMobile Diagnostic Cardiology Software
Description

Mobile companion to Cardio Server using responsive web technology that allows physicians to securely access, view, edit, and confirm ECG studies from iOS and Android devices anywhere without storing patient data on the device.

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Partnership8 partners
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Cloud infrastructure provider for Cardio Server Cloud deployment. Provides single-tenancy architecture with servers centrally located to customer hospital systems. Manages backups and disaster recovery with production environment and storage maintained at alternate Azure location.

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EMR integration partner. Cardio Server has bidirectional HL7 interface with Epic for order receipt and result distribution including waveforms.

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EMR integration partner. Cardio Server supports bidirectional HL7 integration with Meditech systems.

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EMR integration partner. Cardio Server has deployed HL7 integration to Cerner EMR systems.

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Major cardiograph vendor partner. Supports modality worklists with GE cardiographs including wireless transfer from MAC 5000/5500 cardiographs. GE DICOM Gateway Pro may be required for interface.

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Major cardiograph and patient monitoring partner. Supports Philips PIIC Classic and PIIC iX Information Centers. Philips patient monitoring exports to MUSE via Datamed format.

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Cardiograph vendor partner with modality worklist support for Schiller cardiographs.

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Cardiograph vendor partner with modality worklist support for Nihon Kohden cardiographs.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

MUSE is the legacy incumbent ECG management system from GE Healthcare, widely deployed in large hospital systems. Cardio Server explicitly positions itself as a multi-vendor alternative and supports data migration from MUSE — making it the most directly comparable competitor.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Philips IntelliSpace ECG is the ECG management counterpart to Philips cardiographs and PIIC monitoring, offering tightly integrated ECG storage and review for hospitals. It overlaps directly with Cardio Server in cardiology departments using Philips equipment.

TypeEmerging player
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Epic's EHR increasingly embeds native ECG viewing and ordering workflows. While not a standalone ECG management product, Epic's roadmap represents the most significant long-term competitive threat to third-party ECG management layers like Cardio Server.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Baxter now owns Cardio Server via its Hillrom acquisition and is also the parent of competing ECG device/management assets (legacy Welch Allyn, Mortara). It is both the acquirer and a broader incumbent shaping the competitive landscape for the Cardio Server product line.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Cardiac Science manufactures cardiology diagnostic devices (ECGs, stress, Holter) with associated management software. Cardio Server integrates with Cardiac Science via Datamed translators, positioning them as adjacent peers competing for the same hospital cardiology spend.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nihon Kohden provides cardiology devices and accompanying ECG management software, with modality worklist support that Cardio Server integrates with. Competes for hospital cardiology contracts, particularly in Asia and Europe.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mortara (acquired by Hillrom, now Baxter) historically offered ECG management solutions tied to Welch Allyn/Mortara cardiographs. As sibling products now within Baxter's portfolio, they are the most strategically aligned peers with overlapping device ecosystems.

TypeDirect peer
Description

iCardio was a cloud-native ECG management platform acquired by Optum. It is a direct functional competitor to Cardio Server, particularly for ambulatory and remote ECG interpretation use cases.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Spacelabs offers patient monitoring and cardiology diagnostic solutions including ECG management within a broader hospital monitoring portfolio. It competes for similar cardiology and patient monitoring RFPs as Cardio Server.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Schiller's Medilog DARWIN platform provides ECG and Holter management tightly coupled to Schiller cardiographs. It competes for the same cardiology-department workflow as Cardio Server, especially in European hospital networks.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Epiphany Healthcare

Diagnostic Cardiology Softwareepiphanyhealthdata.com

Epiphany Healthcare, founded in 2004 in Midlothian, Virginia, developed Cardio Server — a web-based, multi-modality ECG and diagnostic cardiology management platform integrating 260+ devices from 80+ vendors with major EMRs, serving hospitals and IDNs globally before being acquired by Baxter International.

What Epiphany Healthcare does

Epiphany Healthcare was a Midlothian, Virginia-based healthcare technology company founded in 2004 that developed Cardio Server, a web-based, multi-modality ECG management platform serving hospital cardiology departments, integrated delivery networks (IDNs), and critical access hospitals. The company's core technology is a standards-based, HTML-driven application deployed on standard IIS web servers (no ActiveX, Flash, or .NET dependencies), available as either a single-tenancy cloud service on Microsoft Azure or an on-premise installation, and accessible from iOS or Android devices via a responsive mobile interface that does not persist patient data locally. Cardio Server unifies more than 25 diagnostic modalities — including resting ECG, 12-lead ECG, Holter, stress testing, PFT, CPET, event monitoring, pacemaker follow-up, cardiac rehab, defibrillator checks, ambulatory blood pressure, EEG, and non-invasive vascular — across 260+ device types from over 80 vendors, and exchanges data bidirectionally with all major EMRs (Epic, Meditech, Cerner, McKesson, Allscripts, NextGen, Siemens, Athenahealth) using an internally developed, customizable HL7 interface. The product held ISO 27001 certification across products and locations at the time of acquisition, a posture no other ECG management vendor in the niche matched, and supported HIPAA-compliant data handling with 24/7/365 US-based support.

The business model relied primarily on recurring software subscription revenue (annual billing for cloud and on-premise licenses, with cloud subscriptions bundling hardware, upgrades, patches, third-party software updates, and disaster recovery) plus professional-services fees for implementation, project management, and on-site training. Go-to-market was enterprise field sales direct to hospitals and IDNs, complemented by the Welch Allyn distributor network and cloud infrastructure on Microsoft Azure; pricing was quote-based rather than publicly listed. Cardio Server had been deployed at 1,100+ healthcare facilities across North America, Europe, Asia and Australia, and Latin America. Epiphany Healthcare was acquired by Baxter International, and Cardio Server now operates within Baxter's diagnostic cardiology portfolio under the Hillrom brand.

Epiphany Healthcare firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Epiphany Healthcare
Legal name
Epiphany Healthcare
Website
https://epiphanyhealthdata.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2004
Operating status
Acquired
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Epiphany Healthcare, founded in 2004 in Midlothian, Virginia, developed Cardio Server — a web-based, multi-modality ECG and diagnostic cardiology management platform integrating 260+ devices from 80+ vendors with major EMRs, serving hospitals and IDNs globally before being acquired by Baxter International.
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Epiphany Healthcare industry classification

Industry
Product category
Diagnostic Cardiology Software
NAICS
Software Publishers (5132)
SIC
Services-Prepackaged Software (7372)
akta.pro primary industry
EHR Extensions, APIs, App Marketplaces & SMART-on-FHIR Apps (HLACAAAN)
akta.pro secondary industry
ePrescribing, Lab/Imaging Orders & Results Integration (HLALAKAJ)

Keywords

  • ECG management software
  • Diagnostic cardiology platform
  • Multi-modality cardiology
  • Cardiac data management
  • EMR integrated cardiology

Where Epiphany Healthcare is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Midlothian
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Epiphany Healthcare business model

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GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Software Subscription/Licensing: Cardio Server is sold as a software solution with cloud subscription and on-premise deployment options. Cloud subscription includes server hardware, patches, upgrades, third-party software updates, backup and disaster recovery. Support agreements include all upgrades with professional service fees for project management and implementation.
  2. Professional Services: Implementation services, project management, and on-site training provided as separate professional service fees.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualOn-premise deployment with customer-managed server infrastructure
SubscriptionAnnualCloud deployment on Microsoft Azure with single-tenancy

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Epiphany Healthcare product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Epiphany Healthcare develops and sells Cardio Server, a web-based ECG and multi-modality diagnostic cardiology management system that ingests, edits, confirms, and distributes cardiac diagnostic test data from over 260 devices across 80 vendors and 25 modalities. The platform is available as an on-premise deployment or cloud-hosted on Microsoft Azure, integrates bidirectionally with all major EMRs via an internally developed HL7 tool, and includes mobile access for iOS and Android. The product is now part of Baxter International's cardiology portfolio.

Product overview

Epiphany Healthcare (now part of Baxter/Hillrom) offers Cardio Server as a unified ECG and diagnostic cardiology management platform. The core product is the Cardio Server ECG Management System, a multi-modality software solution supporting 25 diagnostic modalities and over 260 devices from 80 vendors. The platform is available in two deployment options: on-premise and Cardio Server Cloud hosted on Microsoft Azure. Key modules include Cardio Server Mobile for iOS/Android mobile access, Rhythm Strip Management (RSM) for automated rhythm strip handling, and Analytica for revenue and billing analytics. Additional features include Modality Worklist for bi-directional device communication, PDF Import Tool for document ingestion, and Intelligent Serial Comparison for ECG change analysis. The platform integrates natively with all major EMR systems including Epic, Meditech, Cerner, and Siemens via internally developed HL7 tools, and supports various device manufacturers including GE, Philips, Welch Allyn, Mortara, and Schiller. The company holds ISO 27001 certification for its products and locations, and offers 24/7/365 customer support.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Cardio Server: ECG management system software for managing diagnostic cardiology modalities, previously branded as Epiphany Cardio Server. Now part of Baxter's cardiology portfolio. Supports over 260 devices from over 80 vendors in 25 diagnostic modalities, available in cloud and on-premise deployments.

Products and services

  • Cardio Server ECG Management System Web-based multi-modality diagnostic cardiology management system for hospitals and IDNs that ingests, edits, confirms, and distributes ECG and other cardiac diagnostic test data, integrates bidirectionally with all major EMRs, and supports 3 to 250 concurrent users and millions of ECGs.
  • Cardio Server Cloud Cloud-hosted deployment of Cardio Server on Microsoft Azure with single-tenancy architecture per hospital system, including server hardware, periodic upgrades, patches, backup/disaster recovery, and third-party software updates, converting capital expense to operating expense.
  • Cardio Server Mobile Mobile companion to Cardio Server using responsive web technology that allows physicians to securely access, view, edit, and confirm ECG studies from iOS and Android devices anywhere without storing patient data on the device.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Physicians receive results three times faster than before
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Epiphany Healthcare

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Epiphany Healthcare technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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App detail

Integration27 records

Feature6 records

Epiphany Healthcare partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Microsoft AzurecoreTechnology or IntegrationCloud infrastructure provider for Cardio Server Cloud deployment. Provides single-tenancy architecture with servers centrally located to customer hospital systems. Manages backups and disaster recovery with production environment and storage maintained at alternate Azure location.
  • EpiccoreTechnology or IntegrationEMR integration partner. Cardio Server has bidirectional HL7 interface with Epic for order receipt and result distribution including waveforms.
  • MeditechcoreTechnology or IntegrationEMR integration partner. Cardio Server supports bidirectional HL7 integration with Meditech systems.
  • CernercoreTechnology or IntegrationEMR integration partner. Cardio Server has deployed HL7 integration to Cerner EMR systems.
  • GE HealthcarecoreTechnology or IntegrationMajor cardiograph vendor partner. Supports modality worklists with GE cardiographs including wireless transfer from MAC 5000/5500 cardiographs. GE DICOM Gateway Pro may be required for interface.
  • Philips HealthcarecoreTechnology or IntegrationMajor cardiograph and patient monitoring partner. Supports Philips PIIC Classic and PIIC iX Information Centers. Philips patient monitoring exports to MUSE via Datamed format.
  • SchillercoreTechnology or IntegrationCardiograph vendor partner with modality worklist support for Schiller cardiographs.
  • Nihon KohdencoreTechnology or IntegrationCardiograph vendor partner with modality worklist support for Nihon Kohden cardiographs.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Epiphany Healthcare competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • GE Healthcare MUSE: MUSE is the legacy incumbent ECG management system from GE Healthcare, widely deployed in large hospital systems. Cardio Server explicitly positions itself as a multi-vendor alternative and supports data migration from MUSE — making it the most directly comparable competitor.
  • Philips IntelliSpace ECG: Philips IntelliSpace ECG is the ECG management counterpart to Philips cardiographs and PIIC monitoring, offering tightly integrated ECG storage and review for hospitals. It overlaps directly with Cardio Server in cardiology departments using Philips equipment.
  • Cardiac Science: Cardiac Science manufactures cardiology diagnostic devices (ECGs, stress, Holter) with associated management software. Cardio Server integrates with Cardiac Science via Datamed translators, positioning them as adjacent peers competing for the same hospital cardiology spend.
  • Nihon Kohden ECG Management: Nihon Kohden provides cardiology devices and accompanying ECG management software, with modality worklist support that Cardio Server integrates with. Competes for hospital cardiology contracts, particularly in Asia and Europe.
  • Welch Allyn / Mortara (now part of Baxter): Mortara (acquired by Hillrom, now Baxter) historically offered ECG management solutions tied to Welch Allyn/Mortara cardiographs. As sibling products now within Baxter's portfolio, they are the most strategically aligned peers with overlapping device ecosystems.
  • iCardio (Optum / UnitedHealth): iCardio was a cloud-native ECG management platform acquired by Optum. It is a direct functional competitor to Cardio Server, particularly for ambulatory and remote ECG interpretation use cases.
  • Schiller Medilog DARWIN: Schiller's Medilog DARWIN platform provides ECG and Holter management tightly coupled to Schiller cardiographs. It competes for the same cardiology-department workflow as Cardio Server, especially in European hospital networks.

Emerging players

  • Epic (EpicCare ECG module): Epic's EHR increasingly embeds native ECG viewing and ordering workflows. While not a standalone ECG management product, Epic's roadmap represents the most significant long-term competitive threat to third-party ECG management layers like Cardio Server.

Broad incumbents

  • Baxter International (Cardiology portfolio): Baxter now owns Cardio Server via its Hillrom acquisition and is also the parent of competing ECG device/management assets (legacy Welch Allyn, Mortara). It is both the acquirer and a broader incumbent shaping the competitive landscape for the Cardio Server product line.
  • Spacelabs Healthcare (OSI Systems): Spacelabs offers patient monitoring and cardiology diagnostic solutions including ECG management within a broader hospital monitoring portfolio. It competes for similar cardiology and patient monitoring RFPs as Cardio Server.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Epiphany Healthcare financial estimates

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Epiphany Healthcare leadership team

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Epiphany Healthcare funding detail

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Epiphany Healthcare M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Epiphany Healthcare

What does Epiphany Healthcare do?

Epiphany Healthcare develops and sells Cardio Server, a web-based ECG and multi-modality diagnostic cardiology management system that ingests, edits, confirms, and distributes cardiac diagnostic test data from over 260 devices across 80 vendors and 25 modalities. The platform is available as an on-premise deployment or cloud-hosted on Microsoft Azure, integrates bidirectionally with all major EMRs via an internally developed HL7 tool, and includes mobile access for iOS and Android. The product is now part of Baxter International's cardiology portfolio.

Is Epiphany Healthcare a public or private company?

Epiphany Healthcare is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently acquired.

When was Epiphany Healthcare founded?

Epiphany Healthcare was founded in 2004. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Epiphany Healthcare based?

Epiphany Healthcare is headquartered in Midlothian, United States, in the North America region.

How does Epiphany Healthcare make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Software Subscription/Licensing is the primary driver. The others are professional Services.

Who are Epiphany Healthcare's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are GE Healthcare MUSE, Philips IntelliSpace ECG, Cardiac Science, Nihon Kohden ECG Management, Welch Allyn / Mortara (now part of Baxter), iCardio (Optum / UnitedHealth) and Schiller Medilog DARWIN. Epic (EpicCare ECG module) is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Baxter International (Cardiology portfolio) and Spacelabs Healthcare (OSI Systems).

Does Epiphany Healthcare have an API?

Yes. Cardio Server provides an API link that allows cardiology PACS systems to request and display 12-lead ECGs and other diagnostic reports within the PACS viewer. The API enables external programs to make requests for services and exchange data with Cardio Server. For EMR integration, Cardio Server uses its own internally developed HL7 tool that allows customization of inbound and outbound HL7 messages to specific EMR requirements. Supports bidirectional interface for 25 different modality types.

What industry is Epiphany Healthcare in?

Epiphany Healthcare's product category is Diagnostic Cardiology Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLACAAAN, EHR Extensions, APIs, App Marketplaces & SMART-on-FHIR Apps, with a secondary code of HLALAKAJ, ePrescribing, Lab/Imaging Orders & Results Integration. Its NAICS code is 5132 and its SIC code is 7372.

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PR NewswireOver 1,000 Hospitals Worldwide Choose Epiphany Healthcare for ECG ManagementEpiphany Healthcare announced that over 1,000 hospitals worldwide have adopted its Cardio Server ECG management software since the company's founding in 2004. The web-based, vendor-neutral platform supports diagnostic data from over 260 devices across 25 modality types from 80 vendors, and the company claims a 98% customer retention rate. The company highlights its ISO 27001 cybersecurity certification and references positive customer feedback as factors driving adoption, though the announcement contains no specific financial figures or named customer contracts.PR NewswireEpiphany Healthcare Is ISO 27001 CertifiedEpiphany Healthcare announced it has achieved ISO 27001 certification, becoming the only vendor in the niche market of ECG management software with this cybersecurity certification. The certification required implementing more than 121 controls across all products and locations, with an investment exceeding $300,000 and over 1,000 pages of documentation created or modified. The certification demonstrates Epiphany's commitment to information security standards and positions the company as a low-risk tolerance provider for protecting customer data.PR NewswireEpiphany Analytica™ Saves Hospitals MoneyEpiphany Healthcare launched Epiphany Analytica, a graphical data-analysis tool designed to work with their existing Cardio Server product to help hospitals identify workflow inefficiencies, evaluate staffing needs, and reduce revenue loss from delayed billing. The tool provides reports broken down by site, technician, and reading physician, with data delivered automatically through multiple channels. A hospital customer is quoted describing the product as making operational and administrative tasks easier through graphical data representation.PR NewswireEpiphany Helps Transform Healthcare with New Mobile TechnologyEpiphany Healthcare announced the launch of Cardio Server Mobile, a new responsive web platform that allows healthcare providers to access and edit ECG data on iOS devices. The application is designed to enhance security by ensuring no patient data remains on the device after the session, thereby reducing the risk of HIPAA violations associated with informal methods like photographing ECGs.