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Stryker Acquires care.ai to Boost AI-Driven Healthcare

By HospiMedica International staff writers
Posted on 23 Aug 2024
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Image: The Smart Care platform transforms ORs into smart ORS, supporting surgeons with AI-assisted workflows (Photo courtesy of care.ai)
Image: The Smart Care platform transforms ORs into smart ORS, supporting surgeons with AI-assisted workflows (Photo courtesy of care.ai)

Stryker (Kalamazoo, MI, USA), a global leader in medical technologies, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire care.ai (Orlando, FL, USA), a privately held company specializing in delivering AI-assisted virtual care workflows, smart room technology, and ambient intelligence solutions. The acquisition will strengthen Stryker’s growing healthcare IT offering and wirelessly connected medical device portfolio.

This growing segment is of increasing importance as Stryker’s customers continue to face nursing shortages, employee retention challenges, overworked and cognitively burdened staff, and a rise in workplace safety concerns. care.ai adds complementary technology that will integrate seamlessly with the Vocera platform and Stryker’s devices, providing customers with an enterprise-wide ecosystem that can deliver dynamic clinical workflows and further the development of smart care facilities. care.ai’s platform and sensors enable a variety of AI-assisted workflows that can help deliver a responsive and personalized healthcare environment, allowing caregivers to spend more time with patients.

“This acquisition underscores our commitment and focus on our customers," said Andy Pierce, Group President, MedSurg and Neurotechnology, Stryker. “care.ai will help Stryker significantly accelerate our healthcare IT and digital vision to provide customers with real-time, smart and connected decision-making tools that enhance the lives of caregivers and their patients.”

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