SeamlessMD - Global Edge Investments

SeamlessMD

Healthcare Technology
56 Temperance Street, Suite 500. Toronto, ON M5H 3V5

SeamlessMD is a cloud-based platform that allows hospitals and healthcare providers to educate, engage and monitor patients from initial appointment to post-operative recovery. SeamlessMD has been proven to reduce length of stay, readmissions and costs, while providing enhanced patient care and improved surgical outcomes. Founded in 2012, SeamlessMD is trusted by leading medical institutions in the US and Canada and was named a Global Digital Health 100 company and a Forbes ‘30 Under 30’ in Healthcare. Since GEI’s investment, SeamlessMD has recapitalized twice, almost tripling its valuation.

GEI has collaborated with SeamlessMD on macro level strategies and provided industry introductions, helping to secure new accounts.

https://www.seamless.md

Toronto, Canada-based SeamlessMD has developed an engagement tool for surgery patients.

SeamlessMD provides patients with a digital experience through which they can access information about their surgeries via cellphone, tablet or computer—from surgery preparation to the recovery process.

SeamlessMD has created a patient engagement program, available on tablet, smartphone, and desktop, that helps patients and providers track a patient's progress from before their operation to post-op.

Before a surgical procedure, SeamlessMD's tool provides patients with interactive reminders and checklists so that they adhere to pre-operation instructions.

Then, when the surgery is complete, the app offers digital check-ins, self-management tools, and educational materials. Providers can track the patient's progress on their end. The offering can be used for hip and knee replacement, bariatric, colon, thoracic, cardiac, and other high risk surgeries.

SeamlessMD CEO Dr. Joshua Liu said in a statement, "SeamlessMD enables hospitals to extend their care into the community and empower patients to better self manage at home. We are proud to learn that we have helped patients catch deadly blood clots after surgery, get infections treated earlier and avoid unnecessary trips to the emergency department."