Persivia CareSpace

What does CareSpace cover?

The homepage names five outcomes: risk stratification, care management, clinical insights, population health and predictive alerts. It describes AI and NLP that clean, normalize and enrich data, a longitudinal patient record, care management workflows and next-best actions inside clinical workflows. Persivia's older site lists data aggregation, quality management, risk adjustment, provider and patient engagement, clinical programs, ETOR and support for the CMS TEAM episodic model. Prime Healthcare is described as multi-EHR. Persivia posts no public price and sends buyers to a demo request. It says it goes live "in weeks, not months," and a case study cites nine weeks of time to value from go-live.

Where is it based and what has it raised?

Persivia, Inc. lists 4 Mount Royal Avenue in Marlborough, Massachusetts. Dr. Mansoor Khan is CEO and Dr. Fauzia Khan is CMO. No founding year appears.

A May 2025 press release announced a $107M investment from Aldrich Capital Partners, completed at the end of February 2025, together with the patent. Earlier rounds are not listed. A vendor page reports that Gartner named Persivia a Niche Player in its 2026 Magic Quadrant for Healthcare Provider Industry Cloud Platforms.

What do the case studies claim?

Prime Healthcare is described as 51 hospitals and 360 outpatient sites, with a partnership of more than ten years, and Harmony Cares as an in-home care group in 11 states. The homepage claims, "achieved across multiple Persivia clients," are $34M in Medicare savings, a 65% readmission reduction, $17M in bundled payment savings and an 85% efficiency gain from automated risk stratification. HCA Florida Oak Hill is credited with $19M in avoided readmission cost and 1,282 readmissions avoided, Prime with $17M in incentive payments and Harmony Cares with 85 to 100% HCC pass rates. All of them are vendor-reported, and Prime's VP Dr. Ahmad Imran is quoted on the vendor site calling Persivia "a strategic partner invested in our long-term success."

Which certifications does it list?

Persivia's older site lists NCQA Data Aggregator Validation as a "Certified Data Partner," NCQA-certified HEDIS measures, CMS Certified Public Health Reporting, a CMS Quality Registry and "SOC 2 TYPE 2 Certification with HITRUST Mapping." It also lists "HiTrust Certification" without a level, and the SOC 2 report period is not stated. The new site's footer links a "HIPAA Compliance" page.

The verdict

Prime Healthcare is the one case study described as multi-EHR, which is what the one-record pitch rests on. The certifications page gives no HITRUST level.