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Thoroughcare

Chronic care management software for Medicare programs

Raised to date

$2.3M

of $2.3M offered across 1 Form D filing

Investors
4
Last filed
May 21, 2026

About

ThoroughCare is a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania software company founded in 2013 by Daniel Godla that sells a care coordination platform to healthcare providers running value-based and chronic care programs. The software guides clinical staff through the workflows, documentation, and billing requirements of Medicare care management programs such as Chronic Care Management, Remote Patient Monitoring, and Annual Wellness Visits. It integrates with electronic health record systems, layers on analytics and risk stratification, and is NCQA Prevalidated for Population Health Management. The company reports use across care delivery organizations covering more than one million patients.

Encodes the specific service, documentation, and billing requirements of Medicare care management programs into guided clinical workflows, so practices can both satisfy compliance rules and capture the associated reimbursement without building the program administration themselves.

Funding

  • EquityFiled May 21, 2026Form D
    $2.3M/ $2.3M

Product

ThoroughCare care coordination platform

Care coordination software

A clinician-built care coordination software platform that runs chronic and preventive care management programs end to end: patient enrollment, guided assessments and care plans, time tracking, documentation, patient communication, and billing-ready output, integrated with the provider's EHR.

  • TC Compass AI with a Smart Summary feature that synthesizes patient data into a single view
  • ThoroughCare Analytics with engagement metrics, risk stratification, claims analysis, and performance tracking
  • HIPAA-compliant secure two-way messaging across care teams

Built for

Provider organizations running care management programs: physician groups and independent physicians, ACOs, health systems, health plans and payors, home health agencies, long-term care facilities, and pharmacies

People on file