Hamburg, October 23, 2024 – Olympus Corporation is now offering its healthcare customers a market-leading health tech platform for digitizing operating rooms through a new global partnership with Proximie, a health technology company. Proximie’s cloud-based solution allows physicians to share real-time live clinical video, audio and imagery from the OR with colleagues and vendor partners globally. The system is designed to help hospitals promote and drive clinical and operational best practices by growing teaching opportunities and reaching more learners.
The partnership with Proximie will further Olympus’ aim to improve patient outcomes and clinical practices by tackling boundaries and connecting physicians, surgeons, clinicians and students. Telecollaboration is an important component in Olympus’ overall portfolio of medical solutions and is considered essential by many healthcare providers and teaching institutions.
The terms of the partnership vary by region. In EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa), the companies have entered a Reseller Partner Agreement, with Olympus distributing the products to customers across the region.
Proximie’s device-agnostic platform allows for real-time collaboration, to schedule secure training sessions as well as the ability to capture video from any source. Other key features include:
Proximie offerings can operate on a standalone tower or integrate seamlessly with other solutions.
“We’re thrilled to join forces with Proximie to provide our customers with a top-tier digital health platform including telecollaboration capabilities,” said Engin Demirel, Global Head of Commercialization Endoscopy Solutions Ecosystem (ESE) and EMEA Head of ESE at Olympus Corporation. “This partnership will help break down learning barriers and provide healthcare professionals with access to the knowledge needed to enhance patient care and outcomes. Such collaborations are crucial for the future of digital healthcare.”
“We are delighted to formalize our global partnership with the Olympus Corporation. It demonstrates our commitment to widening access to surgical and procedural knowledge, improving global healthcare equity,” said Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram, Proximie founder and CEO. “As an agnostic solution for the healthcare sector, we are committed to widening our global impact, supporting surgeons to meet rising demand for diagnostic and interventional care and help improve patient outcomes.”
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