May 2026
Sapion Connect — patient-matching engine in private preview
Surfacing eligible patients hiding in partner health systems, scoring against protocol criteria, and routing to research coordinators. First deployment underway.
Surface every eligible patient hiding in the health system. Score against the protocol, route to the right coordinator, close the visibility gap.
BetaParticipants, visits, deviations, milestones — one system, one source of truth, zero spreadsheet juggling.
BetaVersioned ICFs signed remotely or in-person, hash-chained and auto-filed to the binder. Same audit trail, no clinic visit required.
BetaVitals, labs, AEs, ConMeds, IP — recorded once at the visit, queryable by the monitor, never transcribed twice.
BetaSequential milestones with owners, due dates, and dependencies. Always know what’s stuck and who owes the next step.
BetaICH GCP E6(R3) binder with lifecycle-aware versioning. Every action recorded in an immutable audit trail.
BetaOver the years, working across clinical research, I kept seeing the same reality repeat itself. The patients most in need of innovative therapies were often the least likely to ever reach a clinical trial.
Not because the science did not exist. Not because physicians did not care. But because the systems surrounding clinical research were fragmented, manual, and built around institutional complexity instead of patient access.
Eligible patients are missed every day. Coordinators and research teams are overwhelmed by disconnected platforms, repetitive workflows, and operational inefficiencies that consume time better spent on patients and science.
As I worked across different parts of the research ecosystem — clinical operations, regulatory affairs, data management, clinical development, drug safety, program development, and research strategy — one thing became increasingly clear:
The problem was not a lack of innovation in medicine.
The problem was access.
This is not a problem isolated to one type of institution or healthcare system. It exists across the research landscape. Despite extraordinary advances in therapeutics, the infrastructure supporting clinical trials has remained fragmented, reactive, and difficult to navigate for both patients and research teams.
Sapion Health is created from that understanding.
Not as another software platform, but as an effort to rethink how clinical research can function at scale — reducing friction across the research ecosystem, connecting fragmented systems, and helping patients reach research opportunities faster and more equitably.
The vision behind Sapion Health is simple: support research teams instead of burdening them, make clinical trials more accessible, and help ensure that the right patient can find the right trial at the right time.
Because breakthroughs only matter if patients can actually reach them.
Sapion Health is being built openly with our private-preview partners. Here’s what shipped most recently.
Surfacing eligible patients hiding in partner health systems, scoring against protocol criteria, and routing to research coordinators. First deployment underway.
Lifecycle-aware versioning and an immutable audit trail across the full regulatory binder. The binder coordinators actually want to use.
Versioned ICFs signed remotely or in-person. Vitals, labs, AEs, ConMeds, IP captured once at the visit — monitor-queryable, never transcribed twice.
Participants, visits, deviations, and start-up milestone tracking unified. Coordinators stop juggling spreadsheets.
Sapion Health is in private preview with a focused group of health systems, hospitals, research centers, and pharma and biotech sponsors. If you develop, run, or fund trials — we’re building this with you.
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