Top 15 Healthcare Information Services Medical Stocks
Marvin ranks 15 healthcare information services stocks by Overall score within their industry. Hinge Health, HealthEquity and Doximity lead as of October 2026, while several lower-ranked names are still unprofitable.
Healthcare information services companies sell software, data and technology that help hospitals, clinics, insurers and patients manage health information, payments and care. This list covers the 15 stocks in that industry that Marvin's rules selected, starting with the highest Overall score.
The group is varied. Some companies show strong margins and cash flow, while others are growing quickly but still losing money. Read each blurb for both the strengths and the cautions.
Some figures are missing for certain companies, such as debt or gross margin, so not every stock can be compared on the same measures. Scores describe how a company compares with others in its industry today. They are not a forecast.
The list
How Marvin ranked these stocks
Marvin included companies above a minimum size and ranked them by Marvin scores within the Medical - Healthcare Information Services industry, highest Overall score first. Each score is relative to companies in this same industry, not to the whole market, so a high score means a company compares well with its industry peers. The data is as of October 2026.
Companies above about $300 million in size, ranked by Marvin scores (0-100, relative to each company's own industry). The Medical - Healthcare Information Services industry, highest Overall score first.
The stocks, one by one
Hinge Health, Inc. HNGE
Hinge Health tops the list with an overall score of 95. Revenue grew 50.6% last fiscal year and free cash flow margin is 40.3%, while debt is very low at 0.02 debt-to-equity. Caution: operating margin of 13.0% is much thinner than its cash flow margin.
HealthEquity, Inc. HQY
HealthEquity has the highest quality score here at 95, backed by an operating margin of 25.8% and a free cash flow margin of 35.8%. Caution: revenue growth was modest at 9.5%, and its opportunity score of 64 trails its quality score.
Doximity, Inc. DOCS
Doximity pairs a quality score of 93 with a gross margin of 88.1% and a free cash flow margin of 46.7%, and it carries almost no debt at 0.01 debt-to-equity. Caution: its opportunity score is only 30, and revenue growth was a moderate 13.1%.
Waystar Holding Corp. WAY
Waystar scores 82 overall, with revenue growth of 16.5% and an operating margin of 22.9%, suggesting steady expansion with solid profitability. Caution: return on equity is only 3.4%, a low return on shareholder money, and its opportunity score is 53.
HealthStream, Inc. HSTM
HealthStream has an overall score of 80 and a free cash flow margin of 21.7%, which points to healthy cash generation. Caution: revenue growth was slow at 4.3% and operating margin is thin at 8.0%. Debt data is not available.
Tempus AI, Inc. TEM
Tempus AI grew revenue 83.4% and has an opportunity score of 96, the highest in this list. Caution: it is not yet profitable, with an operating margin of -19.8% and return on equity of -57.2%, which hold its quality score to 47.
BrightSpring Health Services, Inc. Common Stock BTSG
BrightSpring grew revenue 28.2% and has an opportunity score of 77. Caution: margins are slim, with a gross margin of 12.4% and an operating margin of 3.1%, and debt-to-equity of 1.17 is at the higher end of this group.
Privia Health Group, Inc. PRVA
Privia Health grew revenue 22.3% and has a quality score of 77. Caution: operating margin is only 1.9%, return on equity is just 3.6%, and its opportunity score of 16 is low. Free cash flow and debt data are not available.
Heartflow, Inc. Common Stock HTFL
Heartflow grew revenue 39.9% and keeps a gross margin of 80.1%. Caution: it is losing money, with an operating margin of -37.8% and a free cash flow margin of -27.9%. Its opportunity score is 92, while quality is only 38.
Omada Health OMDA
Omada Health grew revenue 53.2% and has a gross margin of 68.2%, with a small positive free cash flow margin of 7.3%. Caution: operating margin is slightly below zero at -0.1%, so steady profits are not yet established.
Omnicell, Inc. OMCL
Omnicell has a quality score of 68 and a free cash flow margin of 11.4%. Caution: growth was modest at 6.5%, operating margin is thin at 4.6%, and its opportunity score is only 22.
Carlsmed, Inc. CARL
Carlsmed grew revenue 85.9% and has a gross margin of 76.6%, with an opportunity score of 89. Caution: it is deeply unprofitable, with an operating margin of -61.1% and a free cash flow margin of -54.6%.
Certara, Inc. CERT
Certara has a free cash flow margin of 19.1% and debt-to-equity of 0.31, a modest debt load. Caution: operating margin is barely above zero at 0.6%, return on equity is below zero (-7.1%), and revenue growth was 8.7%.
Phreesia, Inc. PHR
Phreesia has very little debt, at 0.02 debt-to-equity, and grew revenue 14.5%. Caution: operating margin is only 2.5% and its opportunity score is just 10, the lowest in this group.
NRC Health NRC
NRC Health has an operating margin of 10.5% and a free cash flow margin of 15.5%. Caution: revenue shrank last fiscal year (-4.0%), debt-to-equity of 13.75 is the highest on the list, and return on equity is not available.
Common questions
What does a high Overall score mean here?
The Overall score summarizes how a company compares with other companies in its own industry today. A high score means it looks strong against its healthcare information services peers. It does not predict future results or say anything about the stock price.
Why do some stocks on this list have negative margins?
A negative operating or free cash flow margin means a company is spending more than it earns from operations. Some fast-growing companies run at a loss while they expand. It is a risk worth noting, and it often lowers a company's quality score.
Why are some figures missing for certain companies?
Not every company reports every measure in a way that fits Marvin's data, so a figure such as gross margin, debt-to-equity or free cash flow may be unavailable. Marvin leaves those out rather than guessing. This makes direct comparisons across all 15 stocks less complete.
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Marvin's scores (0-100) compare each company with others in its industry today. Growth and margin figures come from SEC filings. This is general information, not personal investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Do your own research.