Incision Secures €4Mn Funding to Expand Its Surgical Support Platform in the US

Incision will use the new funding to expand its business in the United States and reach more healthcare providers.

The company also plans to build more partnerships with medical technology companies and improve its software platform to better support healthcare teams.

Ritsaart van Montfrans, CEO of Incision, said, “Our goal is that every OR team performs at par with the best surgical teams out there. To achieve this, Incision’s OR Staff Support platform provides work instructions, knowledge support and improvement support, so OR staff start each procedure fully prepared, wherever they work. US hospital systems are looking for ways to make better use of their OR capacity,bring new staff up to speed faster, and reduce supply costs, and that is where Assist makes a difference. HERAN’s investment and their experience in healthcare technology will help us grow our team and partnerships in the United States.”

“Every day, OR teams prepare complex procedures with information that is scattered or out of date. Incision gives them what they need for each procedure and each surgeon, and hospitals see the result in cost reductions, shorter turnover times and faster onboarding of new staff. We were impressed by how closely the team works with OR staff and surgeons, and by the partnerships it has built with medical technology companies. We look forward to supporting Incision with their growth plans,” commented Mercedes Tuin, Partner at HERAN Partners and new member of Incision’s supervisory board.

Founded in Amsterdam in 2014 by Prof. Dr. Theo Wiggers, Incision combines medical knowledge, technology and certified training to help hospitals manage the growing challenges of surgical care.

The company's management team includes van Montfrans as CEO, Stefan Verhoeven as CFO and Jeff Perales as COO. Marc van Gelder serves as the chair of its Supervisory Board.

According to Incision, preparing an operating room often involves gathering information from different sources. These include paper and digital checklists, hospital instructions, equipment manuals and the personal experience of medical staff. This can make preparation more complicated for hospital teams.

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