C-SATS® is a cloud-based, intraoperative data management system that enables surgical learning through the capture, storage and review of Minimally Invasive Surgery video to efficiently generate insights and analytics.
Location: United States, Washington, Seattle
Employees: 11-50
Phone: +1 206-812-0219
Total raised: $3.2M
Founded date: 2014
Investors 4
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | HealthTech... | healthtech... |
| - | SeaChange ... | seachange.... |
| - | FAMFund | familyange... |
| - | SpringRock... | springrock... |
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 09.08.2016 | - | $3.2M | - |
Mentions in press and media 5
| Date | Title | Description |
| 05.04.2018 | Johnson & Johnson acquires C-SATS, a University of Washington spinout that grades surgeons | C-STATS CEO Derek Streat. Photo via C-STATS. Johnson & Johnson today announced the acquisition of C-SATS, a Seattle startup that uses technology to facilitate performance reviews for surgeons. Founded in 2014 and spun out of the Univers... |
| 09.08.2016 | University of Washington spinout C-SATS raises $3.2 M for medical performance review platform | C-SATS CEO Derek Streat. Photo from C-SATS. C-SATS, a Seattle-based startup that facilitates performance reviews for surgeons, has raised $3.2 million in new funding, according to an SEC filing released today. The funds come after a $2.5 mi... |
| 13.07.2015 | Morning Read: As telemedicine grows, so do tensions, White House hosts Conference on Aging | LIFE SCIENCE Wistar Institute in Philadelphia has partnered with biotechnolgy manufacturer Rockland Immunochemicals to develop Wistar’s biologics and biomarkers. — Philadelphia Business Journal Edwards Lifesciences has acquired transcathete... |
| 01.06.2015 | This University of Washington spin-out just raised $2.5M to evaluate surgeons’ skills | Clockwise from top left: C-SATS co-founders Derek Streat, Dr. Thomas Lendvay, Dr. Lee White, and Dr. Timothy Kowalewski. Performance reviews are commonplace in most industries as a way for employers to ensure that their employees are puttin... |
| - | Morning Read: As telemedicine grows, so do tensions, White House hosts Conference on Aging | TOP STORIES Telemedicine and how providers, payers and startups are using it is the focus of a big article in the Saturday edition of The New York Times. It highlights the emerging job role of virtualists and Carena’s partnerships. The comm... |