HealthpointCapital Invests in Surgical Software Company Ospitek
HealthpointCapital announced a significant investment in Ospitek in a press release. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Ospitek provides software that uses AI, automation, analytics and connected devices to give hospitals and surgery centers live visibility into surgical operations. The platform coordinates teams, automates communications and tracks patient flow and operating room performance.
HealthpointCapital will support investment in Ospitek's software, commercial operations, customer support and product work. Ospitek CEO Slim Souissi said the partnership will help it bring its technology to more surgical facilities across the US.
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