Hyland and Tribun Health Partner on AI-Powered Digital Pathology Platform

Nov 21, 2025
Hyland and Tribun Health have announced a partnership to integrate their technologies, creating an AI-driven digital pathology solution aimed at improving diagnostic workflows and collaboration in healthcare settings worldwide.

Hyland and Tribun Health have announced a partnership to advance digital pathology by combining their imaging and AI technologies, announced in a press release. The collaboration integrates Tribun Health’s advanced pathology platform with Hyland’s enterprise imaging solutions to streamline diagnostic workflows and enhance collaboration in healthcare environments.

The joint platform leverages AI to assist pathologists in analyzing digital slides more efficiently, enabling faster and more accurate diagnoses. According to Hyland, the integration aims to place AI and digital technology at the center of pathology practices, allowing healthcare providers to deliver improved patient outcomes.

Michael Campbell, Chief Product Officer at Hyland, stated that this partnership establishes a new standard for data-driven diagnostics. Tribun Health contributes its expertise in digital pathology systems, strengthening the combined offering’s capabilities in image management and analysis across global healthcare institutions.

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