It has also been completely redesigned to be easier and faster to set up and it contains a touchscreen which displays instructions, as well as education and entertainment content. Unlike current machines that have to start with purified water, which requires a massive amount of infrastructure at hospitals, Tablo can bring in tap water and purify it as part of the process. Tablo is a unit about the size of a minifridge, which already sets it apart from larger traditional dialysis machines. If you think about the way that cars were designed and manufactured in 1980, imagine if the car you drove today hadn’t been updated since the 80s." Number two, the user experience both for patients and providers is served by technology that has not really changed in 20 or 30 years. Number one, it by and large is still a pencil and paper area of healthcare. "There are a couple ways the dialysis industry looks a little bit more like the 1980s than 2017. "We’re focused on bringing dialysis into the 21st century," CEO Leslie Trigg told MobiHealthNews. With its flagship product Tablo, Outset is focused on innovating just about every part of the practice of kidney dialysis, a method of artificially purifying blood in patients with kidney failure. This round of funding bring's the company's total funds raised to $185.5 million. Rowe Price Associates, existing investors Fidelity Management & Research Company, Partner Fund Management LP, Warburg Pincus, Perceptive Advisors and The Vertical Group also participated.
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Outset Medical has raised $76.5 million in a series C round led by T.
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