Outset Medical, a San Jose-based company making portable dialysis machines, filed the initial paperwork for an IPO. The company has not yet set a price range for its stock, but said it plans to raise roughly $100 million.
The company, which wants to disrupt the dialysis service model, envisions its dialysis device eventually being used in patient homes.
Across the nation, state-based health insurance exchanges are searching for ways to better serve their communities while making enrollment easier, more personal, and more accessible for everyone.
Outset Medical CEO sees giving patients access to their dialysis data as a way to help them track their health.
Outset Medical has developed an all-in-one dialysis machine that could reduce providers' overhead - changing the service model and cutting staff.
Outset Medical just raised $60 million - and possibly more - to build out its at-home dialysis machine for patients with kidney failure.