One procedure.
Every detail.
A shared plan.
We’re building a clearer way to organize surgical preferences, prepare for procedures, and help patients and families understand the journey ahead.
In development. Explore the vision and help shape what comes next.
Procedure Builder™
Concept previewSee Procedure Builder
in action.
From a missing preference card to a clearer preparation plan. Explore a taste of the workflows we’re building for the people who make procedures happen.
Watch our narrated development demo, then explore the interactive illustration below. Sample data and statuses are simulated; this is not a live clinical system.
Watch the narrated preview · 34 seconds
Press play to watch with narration. Development demonstration.
Create the card you need
Give surgeons and appointed team members a way to create procedure cards around the facility, approach and surgeon’s preferences.
Example: No card on file? Start a draft, add the required items and quantities, and organize the preparation details in one place.
Build from photos and labels
The photo-assisted workflow brings printed labels and existing card information into a review step before items are added.
Example: Select a label photo → review the suggested catalog match → confirm the item and quantity. Unclear matches need human review.
Make changes when plans change
Explore an on-call workflow for authorized staff to record an emergency change, explain the reason and flag it for follow-up review.
Example: A setup requirement changes → an authorized team member records the update → the card shows “Needs review” with a change history.
See what’s available—and what’s missing
Bring facility availability, product references and representative information closer to the card. Distinguish available items from those that need an ordering review.
Example: Review the manufacturer, catalog number, quantity and facility status before preparation. The demo does not place orders or query live inventory.
CHOLECYSTECTOMY™
Robotic-assisted · Illustrative card
Demo facility / Demo surgical team
& room setupView plan
Explore what belongs on this card
Equipment & instruments · Supplies, sutures & implants · Pharmaceuticals · Positioning, prep & room setup · Contingency setup · Procedure notes.
For a da Vinci workflow, the exact platform, instrument compatibility, manufacturer reference and facility availability require verification.
Illustrative interface · No patient data · No live inventory
A faster introduction to an unfamiliar facility.
Our traveler and locum vision brings facility-specific cards, setup references and approved access together—helping temporary team members understand how that team prepares. Access remains subject to facility authorization.
Contact us about a demonstration, early access or a facility pilot. Features are in development and require further testing; this preview does not establish clinical readiness or manufacturer endorsement.
Your role. Your view.
A shared understanding.
One platform vision, with information and permissions appropriate to each audience.
Medical & surgical professionals
Build and review preference cards around the surgeon, facility and procedure. Keep case-specific preparation connected to the team.
Explore team workflows →Specialty & clinical support
Bring setup references, equipment requirements and preparation details closer to anesthesia, nursing, surgical technology and support teams.
Explore preparation →Patients, families & consumers
Understand terminology, approaches and technologies, and prepare meaningful questions for the care team.
Explore patient education →Facilities & organizations
Explore facility-specific cards, inventory visibility and a clearer introduction for travelers and locums.
Discuss a facility pilot →Industry & product representatives
Connect teams with sourced product information, manufacturer documentation and the people who support their products.
Explore collaboration →A simple preparation flow
Choose the facility, surgeon and approach.
Build the card and setup details.
Review requirements and changes with the team.
Cholecystectomy™
One procedure, with planning needs that vary by approach. Explore how a preference card could organize those differences.
Illustrative planning structure only. This is not a complete preference card or clinical protocol.
Open approach
Organize the major instrument tray, retraction preferences, equipment, supplies, and closure notes for review by the team.
Laparoscopic approach
Group the visualization equipment, laparoscopic instruments, access supplies, and surgeon-specific preferences.
Robotic-assisted approach
Bring together platform requirements, compatible instruments, room layout considerations, and team preparation notes.
Single-incision approach
Organize approach-specific access equipment, instrumentation, setup preferences and contingency planning for team review. Exact platform and product compatibility must be confirmed.
years in healthcare behind the founder’s vision, including more than 20 years in the surgical arena.
Better preparation starts with understanding the work.
Built from the work of preparing for surgery: bringing surgeon preferences, equipment, supplies and setup details together so teams have a clearer place to start.
The vision brings professional preparation and patient education into a connected experience, with content appropriate to each audience.
First AssistantFounder, Let’s Do Surgery™Procedure Builder™
Joe brings decades of healthcare and operating-room experience to the product’s focus on practical procedure preparation.
George brings an anesthesiologist’s perspective to the shared vision for professional preparation and patient understanding.
Help shape the future
of procedure preparation.
We’d like to hear from surgical professionals, facilities, patients, families, and industry partners. Tell us what would make this experience useful to you.
Both options open our contact page. Let us know which opportunity interests you.
Let’s Do Surgery
Surgery is one of the biggest decisions a person will ever make.
Every day, thousands of patients hear words they've never heard before:
"You need surgery."
What often comes next is confusion.
What procedure?
Which surgeon?
Which hospital?
What technology?
What are my options?
What should I ask?
Let's Do Surgery™ was created to answer those questions before surgery—not after.
