QuantHealth is a pioneering AI-driven healthcare company transforming drug development through its advanced clinical trial simulations
Founded in 2020, QuantHealth has successfully simulated over 120 clinical trials with an impressive 85% accuracy.
Its cutting-edge in-silico platform enables pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies to accelerate and de-risk their development processes.
Trusted by many of the world’s top 50 pharmaceutical companies, QuantHealth's technology predicts how any patient will respond to any treatment, supporting smarter trial planning, indication selection, drug in-licensing, and portfolio optimization.
By generating synthetic evidence across all clinical phases, QuantHealth is shaping the future of healthcare.
At QuantHealth, our vision is to transform the future of healthcare by accelerating the development of groundbreaking therapies. We are committed to bringing more and better treatments to patients worldwide, faster and more affordably than ever before. Paving the way for a healthier, more hopeful future.
>10K
Data points per patient
Over
120
Trials simulated
Over
45
Diseases
85%
Endpoint prediction accuracy
>100K
Drug & mechanism data points
350M
Lives
At QuantHealth, our team embodies a remarkable fusion of talent, expertise, and dedication. Comprising a large and diverse group of professionals, we bring together specialists from a wide array of disciplines, including data science, biology, medicine, bioinformatics, mathematics, software engineering, product management, immunology, pharmacology, and epidemiology.
Our team members boast backgrounds from leading academic institutions and top-tier industry roles, ensuring that we operate at the forefront of innovation and excellence. With 36% of our team holding PhDs or MDs and 75% possessing advanced degrees, we are not just highly qualified—we are passionate about what we do. Known for being exceptionally nice, incredibly dedicated, and unfailingly professional, our team is united by a common goal: to revolutionize healthcare and make a profound impact on the future of medicine.