For facilities, industry & pharmaceuticals · In development
Facility & Industry AI
Procedure Builder™ — A division of Let’s Do Surgery™
More Visibility. More Understanding.
More Opportunity.
Procedure Builder™ is being designed to connect manufacturers with an expanded audience: surgeons, healthcare teams, facilities—and the patients and families seeking to understand their care.
For manufacturers & pharmaceutical companies
A broader audience.
A clearer understanding of your products.
For manufacturers of medical equipment, surgical supplies, implants, and pharmaceuticals, Procedure Builder™ creates an opportunity to explain products within the context of the procedures they support.
Professional preparation
Reaching professionals where preparation happens
As healthcare teams build and review procedural preference cards, Procedure Builder™ could help them discover relevant products, review manufacturer documentation, and identify options for facility evaluation.
This creates opportunities for product education, qualified inquiries, and consideration during purchasing decisions.
Patient & family understanding
Helping patients and families understand what is available
Clear, accessible explanations can introduce patients and families to technologies and treatment options they may not otherwise know about—helping them prepare informed questions for their healthcare professionals.
That awareness can spark interest and meaningful conversations. Product suitability and treatment decisions remain with the clinical team, based on each patient’s needs.
Turning awareness into measurable opportunity
By connecting professional preparation with patient education, Procedure Builder™ aims to help industry partners expand their reach, demonstrate product value, and create opportunities for adoption and sales growth.
Commercial impact would be measured through these outcomes—not assumed from visibility alone.
A broader audience. A clearer understanding of your products. More opportunities to demonstrate their value.
For hospitals & healthcare facilities
Helping facilities stand out through informed patient choice
Procedure Builder™ is being designed to help facilities showcase their capabilities—from surgical technologies and equipment to available procedural approaches and patient education resources.
Make your capabilities easier to discover
By making these capabilities easier to discover and understand, participating facilities can become more attractive to patients and families exploring where to receive care.
Patients gain a clearer view of available options and can discuss their preferences with their healthcare team.
Build meaningful industry relationships
Direct collaboration with medical device manufacturers, surgical supply companies, and pharmaceutical companies can help facilities evaluate emerging products, access product education, and consider expanding the options they offer.
For facilities, this creates an opportunity to differentiate their services, build patient confidence, and strengthen industry relationships. For manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies, it creates opportunities to demonstrate value to both professional and patient audiences.
Greater visibility for facilities. Greater understanding for patients. More opportunities for meaningful industry collaboration.
Transparency & professional independence
Clear relationships. Independent decisions.
Sponsored content and commercial relationships would be clearly identified, with educational information kept distinct from paid promotion.
Purchasing and treatment decisions would remain guided by clinical evidence, patient needs, and independent professional judgment.
The planned workspace
Useful information. Closer to the work.
A planned assistant to help facilities organize inventory information, compare equipment, and review manufacturer documentation. Pharmaceutical and device information could be integrated with clear sourcing and appropriate commercial transparency.
Organize inventory information
Bring product references, catalog numbers, and facility inventory information into a more useful preparation workflow. Live availability would depend on reliable integrations.
Compare equipment
Review documented specifications, features, and facility requirements side by side to support purchasing and clinical review.
Find manufacturer documentation
Make instructions for use, product labeling, storage information, and educational resources easier to locate.
Make commercial relationships clear
Identify manufacturers, sources, and sponsored content so professional users can distinguish education and product information from promotion.
Planned capabilities. Product comparisons do not establish clinical equivalence. Medication decisions, equipment compatibility, and substitutions require qualified review and applicable manufacturer instructions.
Help shape what comes next.
Explore how your facility, medical device company, surgical supply business, or pharmaceutical organization could help shape this connected experience. Discuss early access, a facility pilot, or industry collaboration.
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