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Trades about 103% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Redfern, Australia, Beamtree Holdings Limited, founded in 1996, develops and markets cutting-edge clinical decision support (CDS) solutions for the healthcare sector, both within Australia and globally. The company offers a diverse range of products aimed at improving operational accuracy and patient outcomes. Among these are RippleDown Expert, providing live patient monitoring and notification capabilities, and RippleDown Auditor, which automates real-time data verification to ensure precision in billing, data entry, and specimen reception while identifying potential errors. Beamtree also offers PICQ, a quality assessment tool for clinically coded data used by public and private hospitals, health services, and state health authorities, alongside RISQ, designed for the measurement, benchmarking, and management of hospital-acquired complications. Further expanding its suite, the Q Coding Platform delivers an end-to-end workflow for clinical coding, grouping, reporting, and auditing, supported by Codexpert, a digital reference application for classification information in patient records. Additionally, the company provides expert advisory and auditing services, such as desktop analysis, data maturity assessments, and physical audits, reaching its clientele through strategic channel partners. The company adopted its current name, Beamtree Holdings Limited, in August 2021, having previously been known as PKS Holdings Limited.
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