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Tennr (trends)

Tennr is a startup focused on streamlining the medical referral process.

Tennr’s platform features an LLM that was trained on more than 100M documents alongside a vision-language model that was trained to decipher unstructured, handwritten medical documents.

The platform enables physicians’ offices to complete the referral process and patient intake in less than five minutes.

Tennr automatically routes medical documentation received via fax, email, or e-prescribe into a single inbox. It then tags the information, extracts it, and puts it in the patient’s EHR.

Tennr’s AI runs eligibility checks and will even call insurance companies to verify a patient’s benefits.

The startup recently reported that they are leveraging AI to now fix the front office patient referral system.

Tennr also wrapped up a $101M Series C funding round that valued the company at $605M.

What's Next

Tennr is part of the Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) meta trend.

AI-powered IDP tools analyze documents and understand the context of the information. From there, the tools extract the data and move it to the correct platform.

These tools lead to enormous efficiency gains and cost savings.

That’s why estimates show that AI will replace more than 7.5M data entry jobs by 2027.

Here are three startups leading the IDP market:

Orby AI is a platform for building AI agents and automated workflows. Users can build a data-processing AI agent without any code. The agent can be integrated into workflows so that data is automatically uploaded into the right system.

Medsender provides an AI-powered IDP platform for healthcare organizations. Its tool automatically categorizes documents and uploads them to the patient’s chart. Medsender integrates with dozens of EMR programs.

Docsumo offers an IDP platform with dozens of features. Along with analyzing documents and extracting data, the tool can split large documents into individual files and rename them properly. It can also turn unstructured data into data tables.

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Topic #2

Higharc (trends)

Higharc provides a SaaS tool that streamlines the sale and building of residential homes.

The cloud-based platform automates the design and planning process for developers who are building new communities.

Higharc creates 3D models for each house in the community.

The developer’s sales team can use the 3D models to guide future homeowners as they choose add-on features. As they select features, the customizations immediately appear on the 3D model and the home’s price adjusts accordingly.

The platform also provides 3D tours of the homes’ interiors.

Once the 3D model is finalized, Higharc automatically drafts permit-ready plans for the builders.

Higharc also recently debuted an AI-powered feature that converts 2D hand drawings to 3D BIM models.

One developer credited Higharc with reducing the time between contract signing and groundbreaking from three months to three weeks.

Higharc raised $53M in Series B funding last year at a $233M valuation.
 

What's Next

Higharc is part of the Construction SaaS meta trend.

SaaS providers are launching in nearly every area of the construction industry, like project management, HR, safety tracking, and IoT monitoring.

This year, the market for construction SaaS tools is predicted to surpass $14.2B. By the end of the decade, the market could reach $19.1B.

Here are a few startups driving this trend:

Buildops has created an all-in-one tool for contractors. Their platform provides CRM capabilities as well as tools for day-to-day management, like scheduling and real-time reporting. The startup was valued at $1B after a $127M raise in early 2025.

Arcoro provides a customized HR platform for the construction industry. The platform includes tools for recruiting, hiring, time tracking, and performance management.

AI Clearing offers a tool that uses AI to track project metrics. Data is fed into the system via aerial drone reports and daily reports from on-site managers. The startup has raised $17.5M.

PermitFlow is a permit management tool that’s used by six of the top ten home developers in the U.S. Builders can research, compose, and submit permits all from the PermitFlow platform. The startup recently raised $54M.

Topic #3

Red Light Therapy Belt (trends)

Red Light Therapy Belts wrap around the user’s waist to deliver targeted treatment.

These belts offer two wavelengths of red light.

Infrared light is invisible and can penetrate deep into the body’s tissues while red light is visible and targets the first two inches of the skin.

Many people use red light therapy belts to treat injuries, because they are believed to speed up healing, reduce inflammation, and decrease pain.

Red light therapy belts are typically worn on the low back, but they can also be wrapped around injuries on the legs and arms.

Red light therapy belts can also be used for aesthetic reasons, mainly tightening the skin and decreasing abdominal fat.

TikTok influencers often cite these benefits, and there have been a few small studies that support the premise of red light being used for body contouring.

What's Next

Red Light Therapy Belts are part of the Expanding Red Light Therapy meta trend.

The billion-dollar red light therapy market has experienced rapid growth in recent years, mostly due to its popularity in the skincare market.

Red light masks and wands are now seen as mainstream anti-aging devices.

But new red light devices are driving the value of this market even higher.

For example, red light panels come in small tabletop models and full-body models.

These devices are popular because they can cover multiple parts of the body at once.

Red light is also being used to encourage hair growth. Consumers can purchase ball caps or helmets outfitted with red light that’s believed to stimulate hair follicles and blood vessels in the head.

Red light is also being used for innovative medical treatments.

For example, red light eye therapy may decrease dry eye, slow macular degeneration, and boost the performance of the retina.

Topic #4

ADHD Coaching (trends)

ADHD Coaching is a goal-oriented process that helps people with ADHD improve their life skills.

ADHD coaching is very personalized. Coaches alter the learning and strategies to fit the patterns and behaviors of each individual.

For example, one person with ADHD might need to learn skills to improve their time management while another might want to learn how to handle relationships.

ADHD coaching can also help individuals improve their motivation, self-esteem, study skills, and distractibility.

Coaching sessions, typically offered virtually, include a mix of collaboration between the coach and the individual with ADHD. The coach often assigns homework so the individual can practice the new strategies and skills that were discussed in the session.

Unlike therapy, ADHD coaching is usually temporary. The goal is for the individual to master new skills and make regular sessions unnecessary.

What's Next

ADHD Coaching is part of the Mental Health Telehealth meta trend.

Telehealth options, specifically for people with mental health issues, are expanding in nearly every state.

One report shows that nearly half of Californians who seek treatment for mental health struggles do so through virtual options. That amounts to more than 2M adults in California alone.

In other states, mental health telehealth is expanding to rural areas that lack mental health specialists.

Only 28% of Americans live in an area where there are enough mental health professionals to meet the needs of the communities.

Virginia recently launched the state-funded Virginia Telemental Health Initiative, which partners with 30 clinics to provide free virtual mental health services to patients in rural areas.

There are several private startup clinics in this space, too.

For example, Talkiatry is an online mental health telehealth platform with a team of 800 psychiatrists.

The platform has facilitated 3M patient sessions since launching in 2020.

 

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