Built by operators actively running a distribution business.

Most software companies in healthcare are built by engineers who interviewed a hospital. Surgisoft is built inside a working MedTech distribution operation — designed, deployed, and used every day by the team actually running it. Every feature ships because it was needed, not because it was on a roadmap.

The platform came out of two sibling companies: Freedom MedTech Management, a Puerto Rico–based management organization that leads strategy and operations for MedTech distributors; and Hoosier MedTech, a nationwide orthopaedic implant distribution company spanning 18+ states. Surgisoft was the software both needed and neither could buy, so it was built — and is now available to the rest of the market.

[FOUNDER / ORIGIN STORY — 2–3 sentences Austin will write. The shape: who started it, what problem they were staring at inside Hoosier or Freedom that no off-the-shelf tool solved, and what the decision to build a sellable product looked like. Keep it short and specific — a sentence with a year, a sentence with a pain point, a sentence with what's true now.]

[OPTIONAL SECOND PARAGRAPH — any credentials or context that make the operator story credible: years in MedTech distribution, prior roles, relationships in the industry. Only include if it adds signal; cut if it doesn't.]