Flatiron Health was just acquired by Roche for 2 billion dollars. A few years ago Flatiron purchased a company called Altos Systems and as a net result acquired

Flatiron Health was just acquired by Roche for 2 billion dollars. A few years ago Flatiron purchased a company called Altos Systems and as a net result acquired an EMR and patient data for 20%+ of cancer patients in the US. A major part of Flatiron's business was de-identifying patient data and flipping it to pharma companies. They do contribute to some FDA studies and submit papers here-and-there, but the largest sources of income are the EMR and pharma, pharma, pharma. Are you really comfortable with one company owning so many parts of patient care? I'm not.