Fixing a multi-billion-dollar habit in health care.
MedBed turns a universal, recurring hospital problem — discarded medication during patient transfers — into a simple, low-cost, high-margin product.
An addressable slice of a massive problem
U.S. health care wastes an estimated 25% of what it spends — hundreds of billions of dollars a year [1]. Medication is one of the clearest, most addressable pieces of that waste [2]. MedBed targets it directly with a device every hospital can afford to deploy at scale.
Why now, why us
A clear, universal problem
Every hospital moves patients; every transfer risks wasted or lost medication.
A simple, low-cost product
Designed to pay for itself in under two shifts of a single nurse’s time.
A team that’s built it
Not a concept — a working, tested product designed around real clinical workflows.
Where we are
- Working product validated in testing.
- [In conversations with N facilities — add detail.]
- [Pilot planned for [date] — add detail.]
Only publish milestones that are true — replace placeholders before launch.
We’re raising to bring MedBed to its first hospitals.
We’re seeking [amount] to fund [manufacturing, pilots, regulatory pathway, key hires].