Squid IQ

Lynnwood, Washington, United States

Devices & MedTech Facilities & Asset Management Inventory Management

Hospitals waste over $15 billion annually buying too many medical devices, renting devices unnecessarily and paying for device-related services they don’t use. In addition, nurses waste 15% of their time on frustrating, unproductive device-related tasks. SQUID’s innovative healthcare technology management (HTM) platform reduces waste by integrating all device-related data, automating device-related workflows and reporting real-time capacity, utilization, location and status.

✓Source: HealthTech Alpha by Galen Growth

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Founded: 2012
Website: www.squid-iq.com/

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