Christopher Salerno: AI-Powered At-Home Anemia Screening Advances Telehealth Access
Christopher Salerno, Founder at QC Healthcare and Founder/CEO at QC Capital, shared Eric Doherty‘s post on LinkedIn, adding:
“We are proud to see QC Healthcare, one of QC Capital’s portfolio companies, announce its strategic collaboration with Sanguina, Inc.
This collaboration will bring AI-powered, at-home blood health screening to My Pediatric Doctor and My Adult Doctor, allowing patients to receive anemia and circulation insights through a simple fingernail photo.
This is exactly the type of innovation we believe will shape the future of healthcare: more accessible, more preventive, and powered by technology that delivers real value to patients and providers.
Congratulations to Eric Doherty and the entire QC Healthcare team on another major step forward.”
Eric Doherty, Chief Executive Officer at QC Healthcare, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Big news for the future of preventive care.
QC Healthcare is proud to announce a strategic collaboration with Sanguina, the health-tech company behind AI-powered, at-home blood health screening — bringing their fingernail-based anemia and circulation analysis technology directly into our telehealth platforms.
‘This collaboration represents the future direction of healthcare – moving from reactive treatment toward earlier identification, informed follow-up, and prevention.’ — Eric Doherty, CEO, QC Healthcare
‘Telehealth medicine enables accessible care. Our fingernail analysis technologies push the accessible model further by equipping telehealth with on-demand tools that can be used at home.’ — Erika Tyburski, CEO and Co-Founder, Sanguina
Rolling out now through:
- My Pediatric Doctor — 24/7 pediatric urgent and primary care
- My Adult Doctor — 24/7 adult urgent and primary care
With planned expansion to My VA Doctor and My Oncology Doctor.
Why it matters: anemia affects an estimated 1.9 billion people worldwide and is often missed until symptoms are advanced. Sanguina’s technology delivers a Circulation Score and anemia screening from a simple fingernail photo — no needle required.
This is the direction public health has been pointing toward for years: the CDC and NIH track anemia and blood health as major public health concerns; the American Heart Association champions circulation health; the American Society of Hematology advances the science behind blood disorders; the American Cancer Society and The V Foundation for Cancer Research support the oncology-monitoring use case we’re building toward; ACOG highlights anemia screening in maternal and postpartum care; and the AMA, American Academy of Pediatrics, and American College of Pediatricians all underscore how vital accessible, preventive screening is for whole-family health.
Proud to bring this to the families and patients we serve through QC Healthcare, My Pediatric Doctor, and My Adult Doctor.
Read the full announcement.”
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