Articles from Oath Surgical

Oath Surgical today announced the successful completion of the first robotic prostatectomy performed in an outpatient surgery center in the U.S. Pacific Northwest. The procedure, performed at Oath's surgery center in Beaverton, Oregon, by urologic surgeon Dr. David Jiang of The Oregon Clinic, is an important milestone in Oath's mission to transform surgical care through a payment model built around better outcomes, patient value, surgeon-led clinical innovation, and technology-enabled outpatient surgical care. Performing this type of surgery in the outpatient setting can save as much as $20,000 per case, savings that reach patients directly as well as the payors who cover the cost of their care.

Oath Surgical today announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to support the OathOS platform, a multimodal, ambient clinical intelligence system designed to orchestrate the next generation of value-based surgery. The collaboration brings NVIDIA’s advanced spatial AI infrastructure to Oath’s AI-native surgical centers, powering OathOS with real-time surgical video and audio analysis and agentic workflows in the operating room, and delivering unique insights and efficiencies for surgeons across the full care journey from referral to recovery.

Oath Surgical today announced an oversubscribed $24M Series A led by FPV Ventures with participation from McKesson Ventures and existing investors OSE, Black Opal Ventures, Tau Ventures, and Rogue VC, bringing total funding to $35M. The company will use the capital to expand into new specialties like oncology, scale its national value-based network of surgeon-owned, tech-powered surgery centers, and advance OathOS—the first and only AI platform built to replace the industry’s patchwork of systems.

Today, Oath Surgical launches OathOS, the first end-to-end operating system for outpatient surgery. Uniting proprietary AI technology with Oath’s owned-and-operated surgical centers, OathOS is designed to finally make value-based care in surgery scalable.