Goldblatt Systems

Goldblatt Systems was a healthcare information technology company founded in 2001 by Dr. Sidney Goldblatt that operated until 2022. The company focused on medical data solutions for precision medicine and population health rather than traditional ambulatory EHR functions. Its core technology, the Clinical Semantic Network (CSN), was designed to increase the volume of well-formed clinical data available to providers, value-based organizations, and payers. The CSN technology used semantic networking to transform unstructured clinical text into structured, computable data that could support clinical decision-making, care coordination, and population health analytics. Unlike conventional EHR documentation systems, Goldblatt Systems positioned itself as a data intelligence layer that could integrate with existing electronic health records to enhance data quality and clinical insights. The company partnered with IdenTrust to provide Electronic Prescribing of Controlled Substances (EPCS) capabilities with DEA-compliant two-factor authentication. Solutions included clinical documentation enhancement, health assessment tools, and natural language processing/text analytics. The company claimed integration with genomics capabilities through sister company MolecularDx to provide comprehensive health understanding. Goldblatt Systems operated in the B2B healthcare technology space serving providers, payers, and value-based care organizations. Dr. Goldblatt, a pathologist and entrepreneur who previously founded Sunquest Information Systems (1979-2001), brought extensive healthcare informatics experience to the venture. The company remained privately held and unfunded throughout its existence, operating from headquarters in Tucson, Arizona. The company ceased operations following Dr. Goldblatt's death in January 2022. Note: This vendor is no longer active in the market.