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Top Pathology Services
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IMMY is advancing fungal diagnostics through simple, rapid, and accessible testing solutions that help clinicians identify infections earlier. With a patient-focused approach, global reach, and commitment to innovation, the company is ... read full profile
PhlebX is transforming diagnostic care by combining secure cloud-based technology with human-centered mobile phlebotomy services. By reaching patients at home, particularly those in remote or underserved communities, the company increases ... read full profile
APS Medical Billing
APS Medical Billing provides revenue-cycle support for healthcare groups, focusing on pathology, radiology and lab services. It uses proprietary systems and skilled teams to manage claims, coding and reimbursement. Founded in 1960 in Toledo, Ohio, it now assists physician practices nationwide with dependable billing operations.
LabCareer
LabCareer is a U.S. staffing agency dedicated to laboratory talent. It connects technologists, cytotechnologists, pathologists and other specialists with hospitals, reference labs, blood banks, biotech firms and government facilities. It offers permanent and temporary placements, supporting labs with essential staffing needs while helping professionals secure roles across the laboratory field.
PathGroup
PathGroup is a U.S.-based, physician-led pathology and clinical laboratory service provider offering anatomic, clinical, molecular and digital pathology diagnostics. With more than 240 expert pathologists across subspecialties, it supports hundreds of hospitals and physician groups nationwide, delivering fast, accurate lab results to drive better patient care.
Sagis Diagnostics
Sagis Diagnostics delivers physician-led pathology and lab testing services through a CLIA- and CAP-accredited histology laboratory. Board-certified pathologists provide dermatopathology, cytopathology, molecular diagnostics, toxicology and other laboratory services to hospitals, clinics and ambulatory centers. They focus on dependable accuracy and flexible reporting designed to match each client’s workflow.
SigmaCore
SigmaCore is a U.S.-based consultancy specialising in pathology-practice management. It supports labs and medical practices with turnkey solutions, from designing and building pathology labs to managing operations, compliance, staffing and lab-informatics systems. It helps practices improve efficiency, expand services and boost profitability while preserving their autonomy.
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