Pare.health provides an AI-powered platform that reconciles what hospitals and surgery centers order and pay for against what they actually receive, addressing the costly gap in supply chain visibility. The system captures delivery data without requiring integrations, patient data, or contract pricing, and offers a free cost assessment to demonstrate potential savings.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Hospitals and surgery centers often lack a system of record for incoming deliveries, creating a gap between what is ordered and billed versus what physically arrives. This discrepancy leads to facilities paying for supplies they never receive, a loss that goes unnoticed because the manual counting process is often skipped.
Solution
Pare.health provides an AI-driven platform that closes the gap between a facility's financial records and its physical inventory. By capturing delivery data at the receiving dock, the platform automatically identifies shortages and discrepancies without requiring any integration, IT project, or access to patient data or contract pricing. The solution is designed to be faster than not capturing the data, ensuring consistent use. Pare.health offers a free cost assessment, analyzing a facility's existing purchase and receiving data to quantify potential savings before any software is discussed.
Target Audience
The primary customers are supply chain managers and administrators at surgery centers and regional hospitals who need to reduce supply costs and eliminate losses from unreceived goods.
Features
- AI-powered reconciliation that matches ordered and billed items against received quantities to identify shortages.
- A zero-integration design that requires no IT project, no patient data, and no contract pricing, ensuring a fast security review and simple deployment.
- A schema that excludes patient and pricing information at the database level, not by policy, to guarantee data privacy.
- A free, no-obligation cost assessment that analyzes a facility's own data to provide a written analysis of supply spend.