The Problem
Billions Spent on Healthcare Tech.
None of It Built for the Surgeon.
For decades, the healthcare technology industry has delivered one thing in practice: better tools for hospitals, insurers, and administrators to run leaner operations. Slicker billing systems. Smarter scheduling dashboards. Fancier analytics — for the people in corner offices.
Meanwhile, the surgeon walks into an unfamiliar facility at midnight, scrubs in on an emergency case, and has to hunt down a nurse to find out where the locker room is — let alone which implants are stocked, what the scrub tech needs to set up, or which rep to call.
You are the most trained professional in that room. You carry the outcome on your hands. The technology should have been built around you from day one.
“ORbit is what happens when a surgeon gets tired of waiting for someone else to build the right tool — and builds it themselves.”
— The ORbit Team
ORbit isn’t an EMR add-on or a hospital IT project. It’s the first tool built from the ground up with one question in mind: What does the surgeon actually need?
