Surgical facilities run on their operating rooms, yet most have almost no real-time visibility into what's happening inside them. While patients now have AI-powered tools to guide their recovery, the teams performing their procedures work largely without actionable data on the operations that matter most.

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CareLens.AI closes that gap. It brings ambient observation, intelligence, and analytics to the operating room, delivering real-time insight that helps surgical teams run more cases with higher quality and greater patient safety.

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The gap was visible from the inside. CareLens.AI was founded by Ted Spooner and Dave Van Andel, digital health pioneers who built mymobility, one of the largest patient engagement platforms in orthopedics, at Zimmer Biomet. Ted forged strategic partnerships with Apple and Microsoft, while Dave directed landmark clinical research, including a groundbreaking 7,000+ patient Apple Watch study.

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Spending years putting sophisticated tools in patients' hands made the contrast impossible to ignore: recovery had gone digital, but the operating room, where outcomes are truly determined, was still running on limited real-time data. So they set out to give surgical teams the same real-time advantage they'd spent a career building for patients.

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CareLens.AI is making every minute in the OR count.