Gadi Lachman Joins PicnicHealth Board to Enhance AI-Driven Research

Sep 22, 2025
PicnicHealth has appointed Gadi Lachman to its Board of Directors, leveraging his expertise in healthcare technology to advance AI-driven research initiatives.

PicnicHealth has appointed Gadi Lachman to its Board of Directors, announced in a press release. Lachman, a veteran in healthcare technology, is known for his role in building and scaling global health-data platforms. His experience at TriNetX, where he led the company to become a leading real-world data network, will be instrumental as PicnicHealth continues to expand its capabilities in patient-centered, non-interventional research.

PicnicHealth is focused on overcoming inefficiencies in non-interventional research through an AI-enabled approach that streamlines the research process. The company curates medical records from various care sites to create a Unified Patient Record, facilitating faster and more cost-efficient research. Currently, 12 of the top 20 biopharmaceutical companies partner with PicnicHealth to leverage these capabilities.

Lachman's appointment comes at a pivotal time for PicnicHealth as it seeks to enhance its leadership in the field of real-world evidence research. His extensive background in healthcare IT solutions and patient engagement platforms is expected to support the company's mission to transform how medical records and real-world data are captured and applied in research.

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