PatientPop

PatientPop

PatientPop was founded in 2014 by Luke Kervin and Christine Caragianis (per company history sources, 2014). The firm initially focused on practice growth and reputation management for independent healthcare providers before merging with Kareo in 2021 to form Tebra. Wealth origin for the founding team is not publicly disclosed. Tebra's platform combines EHR, billing, scheduling, and medical practice marketing into a single interface. The company targets independent practices across multiple specialties, offering AI-generated clinical notes, online scheduling, claims management, and reputation tools. It operates primarily in the US and Canada. Named portfolio companies or co-investors are not disclosed on the firm's website. The firm claims 150,000 providers as users and maintains multiple offices across the US including Irvine, Boston, Santa Monica, and New York. Tebra does not disclose employee count or funding details. No recent operational event from the last 24 months was publicly reported. Tebra's structural differentiator is the unification of clinical and practice management under one brand, merging PatientPop's marketing focus with Kareo's billing heritage. The platform is built to serve small to mid-size private practices, a segment often underserved by larger EHR vendors.