OP/AID is a B2B digital health company developing an AI-powered patient education platform for hospitals, surgical centres and healthcare networks.
Our platform provides patients with structured, medically validated and personalised information throughout the entire surgical journey — from preparation and prehabilitation to recovery and rehabilitation. The information is delivered through AI-generated avatar videos featuring the patient’s own doctor or care team and can be accessed via QR code whenever needed.
OP/AID helps healthcare providers improve patient understanding and engagement while reducing the time clinicians spend repeating standard information during consultations. The platform is based on ERAS principles and currently includes approximately 1,000 patient education texts across multiple medical specialties.
Clinical validation is underway in cooperation with the University of Pécs Clinical Centre, and several Hungarian healthcare institutions are currently in our partnership pipeline.
We are looking for hospitals, healthcare networks, clinical validation partners, market access experts, strategic partners and investors interested in improving patient education and supporting the international deployment of innovative digital health solutions.
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Health IT & electronic health recordsHospitals & clinical centresSpecialist & outpatient careTelemedicine & remote care
OP/AID seeks hospitals, healthcare networks and market access partners to validate and introduce its AI-powered patient education platform in Italy and other European markets.
OP/AID is an AI-powered patient education platform that delivers medically validated, personalized information throughout the surgical journey - from preparation to rehabilitation - while reducing repetitive communication for healthcare professionals.
OP/AID is seeking pre-seed/seed investment to scale its clinically credible, AI-powered patient education platform and accelerate its international B2B expansion across hospitals, surgical centres and healthcare networks.