
ImpriMed delivers personalized drug response predictions to help veterinarians choose effective treatments for canine lymphoma and leukemia. The company uses proprietary lab testing on live cancer cells combined with artificial intelligence, flow cytometry, PARR, and high-throughput screening to predict efficacy of anticancer drugs. ImpriMed operates as a SaaS platform serving veterinary oncologists and has partnered with over 250 specialists across 40 U.S. states, processing more than 21,000 canine and feline lymphoma tests. The validated platform is being extended toward human oncology to inform clinicians with data-driven treatment predictions.

ImpriMed delivers personalized drug response predictions to help veterinarians choose effective treatments for canine lymphoma and leukemia. The company uses proprietary lab testing on live cancer cells combined with artificial intelligence, flow cytometry, PARR, and high-throughput screening to predict efficacy of anticancer drugs. ImpriMed operates as a SaaS platform serving veterinary oncologists and has partnered with over 250 specialists across 40 U.S. states, processing more than 21,000 canine and feline lymphoma tests. The validated platform is being extended toward human oncology to inform clinicians with data-driven treatment predictions.
What they do: AI-driven live-cell drug response predictions for veterinary (canine/feline) blood cancers
Founded: 2017
Headquarters: Palo Alto / Mountain View, California
Customers / reach: Partnered with 250+ veterinary specialists across 40 U.S. states; processed >21,000 canine and feline lymphoma tests
Funding: Total ≈ $34.73M; $23M Series A (Dec 2023) led by SoftBank Ventures Asia
Precision medicine for blood cancers (veterinary focus with investigational extension to human oncology)
2017
Biotechnology
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Pre-Series A to commercialize veterinary drug response prediction service
23000000
Series A to expand AI technology and move toward human oncology applications
“Backed by strategic and institutional investors including SoftBank Ventures Asia, SK Telecom (strategic participation), KDB Silicon Valley, and a syndicate of venture investors”