Phoenix

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  Professional Health Care Network

  Health

  Established in 1987, Professional Health Care Network (PHCN), now rebranded as tango, operates as a key intermediary in the home healthcare sector, primarily serving the western U.S. The company partners with health plans and at-risk provider entities to manage home-based clinical care for their members, focusing on populations within Medicare Advantage, Managed Medicaid, and dual-eligible programs. Its business model centers on creating a network of home health agencies and managing utilization, claims, and care coordination under capitated contracts with payers. This approach is designed to reduce the total cost of care, lower hospital readmission rates, and improve patient outcomes and satisfaction.The company's services aim to streamline the post-acute care process by ensuring timely placement of patients with high-quality home health providers. PHCN, and now tango, offers a suite of products that support readmission avoidance and quality improvement metrics like Stars and HEDIS for its clients, which include major national and regional health plans. By facilitating a more collaborative and value-based relationship between payers and home health providers, the company has managed care for over 950,000 lives. The company's offerings have resulted in a 98% patient satisfaction rate and a 30-day readmission rate of 10.1%, significantly below the national average.The company has undergone significant evolution through strategic investments. In May 2019, Serent Capital invested in the firm, a partnership that led to a substantial expansion. During this period, the company expanded from its home state of Arizona into Colorado, New Mexico, and Nevada, and nearly tripled the number of lives covered from 350,000 to 950,000. In March 2022, The Vistria Group acquired a majority stake, marking the next phase of growth.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Professional Insurance Strategies

  Fintech

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Profitable PPOs

  Health

  Profitable PPOs operates as a specialized consultancy firm focused on enhancing the financial performance of dental practices within the United States market. The firm's core service is the optimization of PPO participation, which aims to reduce insurance-related write-offs and substantially increase practice revenue and profitability. The firm's approach involves a detailed analysis of a dental practice's existing PPO plans to identify which are profitable or have the potential to become so. Profitable PPOs assists clients in structuring their service fees correctly, negotiating higher reimbursement rates with insurance carriers, and leveraging state-specific fee options that may be available. For dental practices considering accepting PPO plans for the first time, the consultancy provides guidance on which networks to join and the most advantageous participation agreements, such as network-sharing or direct contracts, to minimize negative impacts on existing revenue streams. The business model is service-based, offering expert guidance derived from over three decades of experience in the dental industry. It addresses a critical pain point for many dentists: the necessity of accepting PPO plans to maintain patient flow versus the challenge of remaining profitable while doing so. Profitable PPOs positions itself as a strategic partner, enabling dentists to improve their financial health without abandoning PPO networks entirely, thereby fostering greater financial stability and reducing operational stress for the practice owners.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Proformance Vend Usa Inc

  Food

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Projectganja

  Legal

  Early stage

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  Prokure Solutions LLC

  Legal

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Prolimehost

  Energy, Marketing

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Promptly Written LLC

  Marketing

  Promptly Written LLC specializes in AI-driven content creation, offering tailored solutions for small businesses, authors, and publishers. The company operates in the content creation and publishing market, providing services such as manuscript writing, editing, and comprehensive publishing support. By combining cutting-edge AI technology with human expertise, Promptly Written delivers professional content that resonates with target audiences. The business model focuses on offering cost-effective, high-quality content creation services, enabling clients to achieve their goals without compromising on quality. Promptly Written generates revenue through its scalable publishing solutions and customized content offerings, including blog and social media content that enhances brand voice and engagement. The company serves a diverse clientele, helping them navigate the complexities of the publishing process and bring their ideas to life.

  Early stage

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  Prontopark

  Transportation

  ProntoPark.tech is a travel technology company that specializes in providing affordable air tickets, personalized tours, and all-inclusive travel packages. The company serves a diverse range of clients, including individual travelers, families, and corporate clients, primarily focusing on the Indian market but also catering to international destinations. ProntoPark.tech operates in the travel and tourism industry, leveraging advanced technology to offer a seamless booking experience and competitive pricing. The business model revolves around earning revenue through service fees, commissions from airline and hotel bookings, and premium travel packages. The company differentiates itself by offering tailored travel experiences, ensuring quality and reliability through skilled travel professionals, and maintaining transparent and guaranteed pricing.

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  Proofpoint Marketing

  Marketing

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  Property Hub

  Real estate

  Property Hub operates as a real estate brokerage firm in Phoenix, AZ, specializing in both wholesale and residential markets. The company serves a diverse clientele, including investors and homebuyers, by providing personalized service and expert guidance. Property Hub's business model focuses on facilitating property transactions through knowledgeable agents who understand the local market dynamics. The firm generates revenue by earning commissions on property sales and purchases. Clients benefit from reasonable pricing and a streamlined purchasing process, supported by accurate market data. The company is committed to ensuring client satisfaction by offering prompt responses and tailored property recommendations. Property Hub also addresses client concerns regarding property maintenance and privacy during the selling process, providing solutions that minimize inconvenience.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  PropFindy

  Real estate

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  PROSE

  Wellness & beauty

  PROSE operates as a direct-to-consumer beauty-tech brand specializing in personalized haircare and skincare products. Founded in 2017 by a team with deep roots in the consumer goods and technology sectors, the company leverages a direct-to-consumer model, bypassing traditional retail channels to engage with its clientele online. Their combined expertise in beauty, technology, and data analytics formed the foundation for the company's approach.The core of PROSE's business is its hyper-customization process. Customers initiate their journey by completing a detailed online consultation, which covers over 85 data points related to their hair or skin type, lifestyle, and environmental factors such as local humidity and water hardness. This data is processed by the company's proprietary algorithms to formulate unique product blends tailored to the individual's specific needs. This methodology allows PROSE to address a wide spectrum of personal care concerns, moving beyond the one-size-fits-all products common in the mass market. The product lineup includes custom shampoos, conditioners, hair masks, styling products, and a newer range of skincare items. Revenue is generated through the sale of these personalized products directly from its website, myprose.com. The company's vertically integrated model, which includes a factory in Brooklyn, New York, allows for on-demand manufacturing and quick fulfillment of custom orders. This operational structure supports a continuous feedback loop where customer reviews and reorder data are used to refine and improve the product formulations over time. Following its initial focus on haircare, the company expanded its offerings to include personalized skincare in 2021, applying the same data-driven, made-to-order approach to a new product category.

  Breakout · 51–200 employees · $1.3M raised

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  ProSkill

  Real estate

  ProSkill Services operates as a licensed contractor providing essential home services, including air conditioning, heating, plumbing, water treatment, and electrical solutions to homeowners. The founders grew up in a family of tradesmen and, following their father's advice after the 2008 housing market crash, obtained their plumbing licenses to start a business in the more resilient home services sector. Initially a one-truck plumbing operation, the company was founded during a significant economic downturn. Its early business model focused on reasonable pricing and reliable service, which helped build a loyal customer base primarily through word-of-mouth referrals. In response to customer demand, ProSkill expanded its offerings to include HVAC services in 2012 and later added electrical services to become a comprehensive home service provider. By 2020, the company had grown to a revenue of over $18 million. A key operational shift occurred in 2014 when the company adopted the ServiceTitan software platform to manage its rapid growth and streamline scheduling, invoicing, and its digital pricebook. ProSkill Services primarily serves the residential market in the Phoenix metropolitan area, including Anthem, Peoria, Glendale, Scottsdale, and other surrounding communities. The company's business model is centered on providing a high level of customer service, featuring upfront pricing, licensed and insured technicians, and service guarantees. It employs over 50 certified technicians and emphasizes customer communication, such as sending text notifications with a technician's photo and name before arrival. The company has received an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Prospectify

  Marketing

  Prospectify operated as a data intelligence company offering a platform for sales and revenue operations (RevOps) teams. The company positioned itself as a tool for data-driven revenue teams, providing account-based intelligence that combined automation with personalization. The firm's core service was a lead generation platform that enabled users to build customized prospect lists and outreach campaigns. It integrated with professional networks like LinkedIn to extract contact information and featured capabilities such as enhanced email detection and tracking competitor prospect interactions. Prospectify's system was designed to find and verify business-to-business contacts, helping sales teams to save time on data collection and focus on closing deals. The business model was subscription-based, with tiered pricing plans that offered a set number of verified emails per month. The platform also integrated with various CRM and sales engagement tools, including Salesforce. Throughout its operation, Prospectify secured approximately $1.32 million to $2.02 million in funding across several seed rounds, with investors including Techstars, Arizona Tech Investors, and Geekdom Fund. The company demonstrated early traction, reportedly growing its monthly recurring revenue to $20,000 within nine months of its launch in January 2016. In July 2019, AngelList acquired Prospectify to enhance its own data strategy for AngelList Talent, its startup talent network. The Prospectify leadership team joined AngelList to apply their data intelligence technology to the talent marketplace, aiming to better connect candidates with opportunities.

  Early stage · 2–10 employees · $1.0M raised

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  Prosperitas

  Marketing

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Prostate Cancer Institute of Arizona

  Health

  Early stage · 2–10 employees

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  PROTECHT.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Proteum Energy

  Energy

  Proteum Energy specializes in transforming hydrocarbons into low-cost, low-carbon renewable and clean hydrogen, catering to the power, transportation, and pipeline sectors. The company leverages its proven technology to offer an accessible pathway to clean energy, helping clients decarbonize their operations. Proteum Energy works with producers of renewable and non-renewable feedstock, as well as midstream operators, to create valuable hydrogen and designer fuels. The business model includes pre-investments in hydrogen and designer fuel solutions, flexible partnerships that offer ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) benefits, and the realization of profits from underutilized assets and tax incentives. By matching hydrogen producers with users, Proteum Energy creates a profitable fueling network. The company operates in the clean energy market, focusing on providing affordable and accessible clean energy solutions.

  Early stage · 11–50 employees · $500K raised

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  Provenance Networks

  Hosting

  The Provenance Chain™ Network Inc. (PCN) offers a supply chain transparency platform as a service, providing evidence-based commercial transparency for complex supply chains. The platform launched in July 2021. PCN's core offering is its Commercial Trust™ Platform, which utilizes a permissioned distributed ledger to empower organizations. This system validates claims, protects intellectual property, and builds transparency across people, processes, places, and products. The platform functions through a system of Requirements, Incentives, Claims, and Evidence (RICE) to create a verifiable story for each product throughout its entire lifecycle. This enables clients to trace the origin, custody, and consumption of goods, ensuring that items like a specific bolt can be proven to meet manufacturing and origin requirements. The company serves a diverse set of industries, including government and national security, microelectronics and semiconductors, consumer packaged goods, and intellectual property. A significant area of focus is its work with the U.S. government; PCN has collaborated with the United States Space Force to develop blockchain solutions for enhancing data integrity for personnel credentials. Additionally, it was awarded a Small Business Innovation and Research (SBIR) grant, funded by the CHIPS Act, from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to develop a Commercial Trust™ Protocol tailored for the semiconductor industry. PCN's business model appears to be service-based, offering its transparency solutions to businesses and government entities. The company has successfully secured funding from a mix of sources, including seed investments, SBIR contracts, and a priced funding round of $10.5 million from individual investors and family offices, which brought the company to a $37 million valuation as of October 2024.

  Early stage · $10.0M raised

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  Pruitt's Furniture

  Home & living

  Early stage

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  Psa Art Awakenings

  Early stage · 11–50 employees

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  Psnet

  Legal

  Early stage · 1 employees

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  PubLoft

  Media

  PubLoft operates as a marketplace connecting writers with companies seeking to outsource their blog management. This realization, spurred by a friend's advice, led to the creation of PubLoft. The firm's business model is subscription-based, offering clients a package of four blog posts per month for a recurring fee. This service provides companies with a consistent stream of content, uploaded directly to their blogs, effectively putting their content marketing on autopilot. PubLoft primarily targets startups, providing them with a simplified and effective marketing solution. The operational structure relies on a network of freelance writers who are assigned to client accounts, with an Account Executive overseeing the client relationship. This model allows for scalability, matching writer supply with client demand as the company grows. The founder's vision for PubLoft was influenced by the idea of the "future of work," aiming to create a platform where freelancers could find well-paying writing opportunities.

  Early stage · 1 employees · $100K raised