Companies that use Solutionreach

Source: Analysis of Linkedin bios of 48,038 companies that use Solutionreach

I analyzed these companies and found that Solutionreach's typical customer is a local healthcare provider delivering direct patient care. These aren't technology companies or manufacturers. They're dental practices, eye care centers, dermatology clinics, pain management specialists, and community health centers. They see patients in physical locations, perform exams and procedures, and often sell products like eyeglasses or skincare treatments alongside their services.

These are established, mature practices rather than startups. The signals are clear: many have been operating for 20-40 years, they reference serving thousands or tens of thousands of patients annually, and they have multiple locations. Employee counts typically range from 10-200, with some larger networks reaching 500-1,000. Several mention private equity backing or DSO (dental service organization) structures, indicating consolidation in mature markets. They're not seeking venture funding for growth, they're optimizing existing operations.

Source: Analysis of tech stacks from 48,038 companies that use Solutionreach

I noticed something striking in this data: Solutionreach users are almost exclusively healthcare practices, specifically those running electronic health record (EHR) and practice management systems. Every single tool on this list, from AdvancedMD to eClinicalWorks to Athenahealth, is a medical practice software platform. This tells me Solutionreach positions itself as patient engagement and communication software that integrates with the core systems doctors' offices already use.

The pairing with AdvancedMD is particularly telling since it appears in 543 companies. AdvancedMD serves small to mid-sized independent practices, suggesting Solutionreach appeals to practices that need automated appointment reminders, patient recalls, and two-way messaging to reduce no-shows and improve efficiency. The ModMed correlation is fascinating because ModMed specializes in specific medical specialties like dermatology and orthopedics, which means Solutionreach likely works well for specialty practices that want to maintain patient relationships between visits. The FollowMyHealth pairing shows these practices are thinking holistically about the patient experience, combining portal access with proactive communication.

The full stack reveals these are operationally focused healthcare businesses trying to automate administrative workflows. They're not product-led or marketing-led in the traditional sense. Instead, they're efficiency-led, investing in tools that help small office teams manage patient volume without hiring more staff. Most appear to be established practices, not startups, since they've already committed to expensive EHR systems and are now layering on engagement tools.