The only real-world data platform rooted in imaging, with prebuilt multimodal full-patient cohorts




studied
imaging-linked
RWD cohorts
Challenge
Real-world evidence without the scan is structurally incomplete
Whether the endpoint is tumor response, amyloid reduction, cardiometabolic outcome, or biomarker progression — biopharma depends on the image. Yet every major real-world data platform is built from EHR, claims, or genomics outward. Imaging is secondary, ingested, or absent entirely.
Segmed is the only RWD platform built from imaging outward, with clinical context layered in at scale. The pre-built research cohorts below bring together imaging, treatment history, outcomes, and biomarkers in the specific therapeutic areas where the need is most acute.

PRISM Pre-Built Research Cohorts

Use Cases

Why Segmed
Only Segmed has closed it.
Imaging at Scale
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Others
Imaging + EHR linkage
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Others
Built imaging-first
Privacy-preserving
Segmed

Segmed

Others
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The Data You Need

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Frequented Asked Questions - F.A.Q.

What is a pre-built multimodal research cohort?
A pre-built multimodal research cohort is a curated dataset that links imaging data (CT, MRI, DEXA, ultrasound) with structured clinical records (demographics, diagnoses, medications, labs, and outcomes) for a defined patient population. "Pre-built" means the cohort is already assembled, de-identified, and quality-controlled, so your team can move from data request to analysis in days rather than spending months on procurement, and data linkage. "Multimodal" means the imaging and clinical records are linked at the patient level, enabling longitudinal analysis that neither data type can support alone.
How is Segmed's approach different from EHR-first RWD platforms?
Most real-world data platforms are built from electronic health records, claims, or genomics outward. Imaging, if available at all, is secondary, ingested after the fact, limited in scale, or disconnected from the clinical record. Segmed is built from imaging outward. The 150M+ real-world imaging studies in the network are the foundation, with clinical context (treatment history, outcomes, labs, biomarkers) linked to the imaging at patient level. For use cases where the scan is the primary evidence (body composition changes on GLP-1 therapy, tumor response, neurodegenerative biomarker trajectories) this architectural difference determines whether the data can answer the question at all.







