Komodo Health Announces Clinical Development Agreement with Janssen
Komodo Health has announced a new client engagement with Janssen. Janssen Research & Development, LLC (Janssen) will be using Komodo's real-world data and AI software. Janssen plans to use Komodo's services aiming to improve feasibility, site selection and patient recruitment for clinical trials.
The partnership will focus on offering real-time visibility into patient volumes, the ability to identify trial sites, increasing target recruitment, understanding patient cohorts before launch and reaching diverse patient populations. Janssen will utilize Komodo’s Healthcare Map of 325M U.S. de-identified patient journeys, the largest of any health IT company, and Komodo's industry solutions Prism, Sentinel, and Pulse.
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