The home of Kermit® - healthcare's first cloud-based spend management application for implantable medical devices (physician preference items). Twenty-three surgical divisions, 140 device manufacturers and over 750,000 products represented.
Kermit is a collaborative analytics platform that delivers insight to the fragmented and complex category of phhysician preference items (implantable medical devices) for the surgeon, executive and supply chain.
Kermit is different than other solutions:
- Accurate data every stakeholder can rely on; our data is captured directly in the operating room to ensure accurate that accurate usage stats and important clinical demograhics are recorded
- Contract compliance and bill audit engine; automated checking of every vendor bill to ensure contracted pricing is honored and contract terms are enforced
- Dashboard analytics; Executives, surgeons and supply chain can now see and measure what's important with drill-in capabilities for discussions with their data and management of programs
- Cloud-based; Kermit is quickly provisioned and deployed for one hospital or an entire health system without any IT involvement
- Easy subscription model; annual subscription requires no up-front investment and no long-term commitment. Volume discounts available for multi-site hospital systems
Kermit is a collaborative analytics platform that delivers insight to the fragmented and complex category of phhysician preference items (implantable medical devices) for the surgeon, executive and supply chain.
Kermit is different than other solutions:
- Accurate data every stakeholder can rely on; our data is captured directly in the operating room to ensure accurate that accurate usage stats and important clinical demograhics are recorded
- Contract compliance and bill audit engine; automated checking of every vendor bill to ensure contracted pricing is honored and contract terms are enforced
- Dashboard analytics; Executives, surgeons and supply chain can now see and measure what's important with drill-in capabilities for discussions with their data and management of programs
- Cloud-based; Kermit is quickly provisioned and deployed for one hospital or an entire health system without any IT involvement
- Easy subscription model; annual subscription requires no up-front investment and no long-term commitment. Volume discounts available for multi-site hospital systems
Location: United States, Maryland, Cockeysville
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2012
Investors 1
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| 17.08.2021 | Baltimore has more than 60 companies on the 2021 Inc. 5000 — including #18 | The 2021 edition of the Inc. 5000 is out Tuesday, spotlighting the fastest-growing businesses around the country. This year’s list comes amid a continuing global pandemic, taking stock of the companies that report three-year revenue growth.... |
| 21.07.2016 | Dreamit’s spring 2016 class met with 100 investors on both coasts | The first cycle of Dreamit Ventures’ spring 2016 class just graduated. What do they walk away with? In March, we reported that around a third of the 25 startups in this cohort would stay in Philly during the 16-week program. This class was ... |
| 20.07.2016 | Dreamit accelerator ditches demo days, unveils 25 new health and education startups | Dreamit Ventures’ accelerator has ditched the demo day, according to Chief Innovation Officer Steve Barsh. That’s not the only change the early-stage venture firm and accelerator has made of late. Today, Dreamit unveiled a list of 25 new he... |
| 14.07.2016 | 5 healthcare startups you should meet | “Surgeons need real data to participate in spend management,” said CEO Richard Palarea. “CJR is a big focus of what we are trying to do. Today, the focus is on post-acute care. About 30 percent of the spend can be squeezed out.” Among the s... |
| 28.03.2016 | At least one-fifth of the new Dreamit class will be based in Philadelphia during the program | In the fall of 2015, Dreamit announced a new model that would allow participating startups to be based anywhere in the world. For some startups, like Baltimore-based edtech Lessoncast, that made the program more attractive. But we wondered ... |
| 24.03.2016 | Global startup accelerator Dreamit announces new cohort of companies for 2016 | Last year, Dreamit began its “Zero/Zero” offer, which allows entrepreneurs to be involved without giving up equity during the four month program. The accelerator is also giving up “Demo Day” and instead will curate investor meetings during ... |
| 24.03.2016 | New Dreamit class includes Baltimore health startup | A Baltimore health startup is among the new class of companies entering Dreamit’s accelerator program. Timonium-based Kermit was developed by a team that consulted for hospitals on the purchase of implantable medical devices for knees, hips... |
| 24.03.2016 | Philadelphia's Dreamit Health announces 15 startups in its 2016 accelerator class | Philadelphia-based accelerator Dreamit Health has announced the 15 health startups that will join its next accelerator class. As in previous years, the accelerator is sponsored by Penn Medicine and Independence Blue Cross, but this year, Dr... |
| - | 5 healthcare startups you should meet | There was an abundance of healthcare startups at the MedCity CONVERGE conference this week seeking to solve a broad spectrum of pain points in healthcare from clinical decision support through Grand Round Table to providing a safer and fast... |
| - | Global startup accelerator Dreamit announces new cohort of companies for 2016 | For Dreamit‘s inaugural 2016 four-month cycle, the accelerator has accepted 25 new companies – twice the number it usually accepts and the first class to be part of its evolved new program. Fifteen of these startups are part of the accelera... |