HCI One buys Medoora AI to power healthcare admin tool Milo
What's the deal? HCI OneDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has acquired MedooraDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, an AI technology developed by Dutch firm Plus-Data, for an undisclosed sum. The tool already runs inside HCI One's SpotOnMedicsDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → platform and now becomes an independent AI solution developed in-house.
What's the endgame? HCI One is building Milo AI, a tool designed to ease administrative work for healthcare professionals so they have more time for patients. The acquisition combines Medoora's technology, Plus-Data's expertise, and HCI One's own infrastructure within a single platform.
What's the product? The first application, Milo Listen, converts a consultation into a structured intake or treatment record during the appointment, cutting the amount of typing needed. A group of pilot practices has used the tool for several months.
Who stays on? Plus-Data — founded by Sjemaine van Leeuwen and Thijs van Hoof, among others — remains involved in future development. Rijk van der Meulen, the developer behind Medoora, joins HCI One's AI development team.
The signal: The parties frame the deal as a step in moving Milo AI from a listening function to one that eventually assists in the work itself. Further detail on Milo Listen's features and wider availability will follow later.
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