Intelligence for the Decisions that Matter Most

Pathology's AI platform¹ for the experts answering medicine's biggest questions, from discovery through diagnosis.

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Clinical LAB SOLUTIONS

At the point of review

An immersive, operationally intelligent review experience for pathology's experts.

CLINICAL

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Life Sciences SOLUTIONS

From tissue to treatment

Turn tissue into biomarker insights, move therapies through development and get them to the patients who need them.

LIFE SCIENCES

Trusted by 16 of the top 20 pharma companies and over 4,000 hospitals and clinics globally.

CONCENTRIQ

Pathology AI for
Precision Medicine

Inside Concentriq, Digital Pathology Built for Real-World Practice

The Concentriq¹ portfolio powers precision medicine from discovery through diagnosis, with purpose-built solutions for biomarker research, clinical trials, companion diagnostics, and case review.

EXPLORE CONCENTRIQ

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Best in KLAS 2026

Concentriq is the highest-rated digital pathology platform in both the United States and Europe. Find out why we’re rated #1 by customers.

READ THE KLAS REPORT

Trusted at scale. Proven in practice.

12M

cases managed annually by Proscia's customers

4,000+

hospitals and clinics served worldwide

16 of 20

top pharmaceutical companies run on Concentriq

30,000+

studies powered by Concentriq, from discovery to trials

100%

of customers told KLAS they would buy Concentriq again

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FEATS OF STRENGTH VIDEO SERIES

The hardest part of going digital isn't the technology.

Behind every successful digital pathology deployment is a pathologist or lab leader who broke down barriers and moved their organization to Pathology AI. Feats of Strength tells their stories.

SEE THEIR STORIES

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"The only way to evolve, to make our discipline evolve, is go for more."

Dr. Luis Cano

Clinical AI & Digital Pathology Consultant

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"Understanding the needs from all of those groups of people, their various perspectives, packaging them into a justification that made sense for everybody and showed value to the entire organization, those were some of the most critical steps that we undertook."

Dr. Cherub Kim

Director, Medical Affairs and Clinical Informatics Lead

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“Just go ahead and start. It’ll give you something to grow on.”

Dr. Amanda Hemmerich

Global Director of Digital Pathology Innovation
IQVIA Laboratories

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"I think the defining moment for me was when I saw that first scanner and saw what it could do. It was like, okay, someday, this is the way we're gonna work.”

Dr. Derrick Forchetti

Pathologist
South Bend Medical Foundation

Latest Resources

Blog

Choosing the Right Digital Pathology Platform: 7 Criteria for a Better Experience with Your AI Applications

Choosing a digital pathology platform for your lab involves many considerations. This framework focuses on one important aspect: how well a platform supports AI applications. It outlines seven criteria for pathologists, lab directors, and IT stakeholders to consider, along with practical questions to ask vendors during an evaluation.

Press Release

Agilent Completes Acquisition of Proscia

Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) today announced the successful completion of its previously announced acquisition of Proscia®, a leading provider of digital-pathology software for clinical and life-sciences customers. Under the terms of the transaction, Agilent acquired Proscia for $240 million in cash at closing, with up to an additional $30 million payable based on the achievement of future performance milestones. Following the closing of the transaction, Proscia is now part of Agilent's Life Sciences and Diagnostics Markets Group.

Webinar

Image Analysis AI: From Promise to Practice

Lab leaders can see the potential of AI to expand capacity, improve consistency, and speed up turnaround time. Turning it into routine practice is the hard part. Hear how leaders from PathGroup and P&C Labs, who are actively running AI on Concentriq, built the business case and scaled it across their teams.

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¹ The Concentriq portfolio includes distinct configurations. Concentriq AP-Dx is cleared for primary clinical diagnosis. Concentriq AP and Concentriq LS are for Research Use Only; not for use in diagnostic procedures. Proscia’s interoperable AI applications and native AI features are available for research use only on Concentriq AP. In some geographies, certain AI applications may be interoperable with Concentriq AP-Dx. Contact the AI application manufacturers for regulatory authorization status and indications for use. Proscia’s native AI features in Concentriq AP-Dx do not meet the definition of Artificial Intelligence as defined by Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.