A Slovak startup is changing the way hospitals operate in the United States

Surglogs Receives Additional Investment and Introduces New AI-Powered Product That Saves US Hospitals Time and Money, But Could Save a Life



Slovak-American startup Surglogs presents a revolutionary platform that rewrites the rules of the healthcare sector in the USA. Thanks to a unique solution built on artificial intelligence (AI), hospitals and clinics across the United States can now easily and efficiently manage accreditation standards, guidelines and procedures. It is the first-ever technology of its kind that can automate the entire process of creating documents and reports, fundamentally changing the way hospitals operate. Surglogs brings a new product thanks to another round of investment that enabled faster product development.

“In the US healthcare sector, adherence to accreditation standards is critical for every clinic. But for medical staff, this means endless hours of administrative work instead of focusing on what matters most – patient care,” says Jakub Jašák, technology director of Surglogs. “Our platform changes all that. Thanks to our AI, hospitals no longer have to spend hours studying books full of standards. We will do it for them – quickly, simply and efficiently.”

Surglogs offers hospitals a complete overview of compliance with accreditation standards in real time. This means that hospitals are confident that all procedures are followed correctly and on time. In addition, the platform also offers automated creation of checklists and tasks that are necessary for the daily functioning of medical facilities. All this is available through a simple and intuitive interface that can be controlled from a tablet or mobile phone.

“We created the product that we are currently launching with the vision of changing the future of healthcare administration,” declared Jašák. “Our solution is not only about saving time and money, but also about the safety of patients and medical staff. Hospitals that use Surglogs have a much lower risk of human error. The system can draw attention to deficiencies in the process of providing health care, which can be a matter of life and death.”

Surglogs is already used in many American hospitals and clinics, and its benefits are undeniable. Thanks to this technology, hospitals have saved thousands of hours of administrative work, avoided expensive consultants and, most importantly, avoided serious fines or even temporary closure by regulatory authorities.

The startup that started in the heart of Europe is now becoming a key player in the American market and its ambitions extend even further. “Our goal is to improve not only the functioning of hospitals, but also the well-being of their employees. We believe that we will succeed not only in the United States, but we will also bring the comfort of our solution to Europe in the future” adds Jašák.

Surglogs is a prime example of how Slovak innovations can change the world. With technology that combines AI, healthcare and administration, this startup is undoubtedly setting new standards for the future of the entire sector.

In 2021, startup Surglogs received Series A investment worth $10.5 million from 8VC, Open Ocean, Credo Ventures and Synap. This capital was used to expand the team and strengthen product development, with the aim of continuing the digital transformation of healthcare facilities. Startup Surglogs has secured additional investment, bringing its new AI-powered product to more than 800 healthcare facilities in the United States. This year, investors supported Surglogs by extending the investment by $2.5 million to more quickly implement the new product into live operation, bringing the total investment to $20 million. “From the very beginning, I was convinced that Surglogs had great potential for success. I believe in the product they presented, but especially in the people I met at Surglogs. I appreciate their enthusiasm, zeal and ambition to bring enormous comfort to hospitals and clinics in the form of revolutionary technology,” said Andrej Kiska, Partner of Credo Ventures.

Source: www.nextech.sk