ORTEC Acquires TOBA HR Solutions to Expand Healthcare Workforce Management in Belgium and Luxembourg
ORTEC announced in a press release that it has acquired TOBA HR Solutions, a company providing workforce management software for healthcare organizations in Belgium and Luxembourg. The acquisition increases ORTEC’s regional healthcare customer base by more than 250 organizations, representing around 225,000 frontline professionals across 1450 sites.
TOBA, headquartered in Ghent with offices in Zaventem and Ittre, offers solutions for workforce planning, scheduling, time and attendance, employee self-service, and human capital management. ORTEC stated that TOBA customers will continue to receive support for their current systems while gaining access to ORTEC’s AI powered platforms.
By combining TOBA’s expertise in healthcare workforce management with ORTEC’s technology and data analytics capabilities, the company aims to strengthen its position in European healthcare operations and offer improved tools for planning, scheduling, and employee engagement.
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