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NextPatient develops technology for medical practices, with a platform covering patient self-scheduling, automated waitlists, digital check-in, payment processing, and appointment reminders. The company's Patient Self-Scheduling product is ranked #1 by KLAS Research. Its software integrates with electronic health record (EHR) systems and practice management systems, serving thousands of offices across the United States.

The platform supports practices in a range of specialties, including dermatology, ophthalmology, plastic surgery, med spas, primary care, and urgent care. Core technical domains span healthcare technology, EHR integration, and practice management systems.

NextPatient is a team of roughly 40 people. The company has not raised external funding and describes itself as nimble by design, shipping software frequently and focused on customer needs rather than investor priorities.

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