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Strategic partnership

Unique combination of HIS and Cloud ERP sets new standard for healthcare technology. The partnership provides hospitals with secure migration, innovative AI applications and a fully digitalized, modular IT solution for patient care.

Series A Investment

Avelios Medical secures €30 million from Sequoia Capital and its existing investors Revent & HTGF for its next-generation hospital information system. The funding round is one of the largest Series A rounds in the digital health sector in recent months.

Award

Avelios Medical has been named one of LinkedIn’s Top 10 Startups in Munich for 2024. This recognition highlights Avelios team’s dedication and innovative work in developing solutions to enhance treatment quality in hospitals and major healthcare centers.

EIC Accelerator

Avelios Medical has prevailed in the EIC Accelerator and will receive funding of 2.5 million euros. This funding will be used to expand the innovative software platform and, in particular, to drive forward the development of a workflow engine to automate processes and AI algorithms for clinical decision support.

LMU Hospital Munich

Thanks to the implementation of the software from Avelios Medical, the LMU Klinikum has not only deeply digitized outpatient processes, but is also generating up to 2,000 structured data points per outpatient treatment automatically during documentation. Digitization in the healthcare sector is advancing. Nevertheless, structured data on physical examinations and anamnesis in the outpatient area are hardly available so far. This structured data forms the basis for…

TUM Munich

Avelios Medical officially partnered with the Technical University of Munich and the University Hospital of LMU Munich as part of an international research team, which developed a new learning algorithm – FusionM4Net – that classifies skin lesions more accurately than previous algorithms by using an improved data fusion process. Many people worldwide suffer from skin diseases. For diagnosis, physicians often combine multiple information sources auch as clinical images, microscopic images and meta-data of the patient. Deep learning algorithms can support the classification of skin lesions by fusing all the information together

In the press

Avelios Medical, a modular software platform for the digitization of workflows in hospitals and data-driven patient care, has closed a seed funding round of 2 million Euro from Revent, High-Tech Gründerfonds and the founders of Amboss and Oviva. To address the lack of digitization in healthcare, Avelios has developed a modular software platform that digitizes and optimizes processes in hospitals with state-of-the-art software in a user-friendly way. For example,