Memorial Hermann Invests in PartsSource
PartsSource announced in a press release that Memorial Hermann Health System has made a strategic investment in the company. The amount was not disclosed.
PartsSource provides a platform for healthcare technology management that combines parts, service, contracts, asset intelligence, and workforce capacity. The platform uses 25 years of data, millions of service events, and billions of data points. Its functions include visibility into asset performance, failure risk signals, and repair guidance for clinical engineering teams.
The investment will support healthcare technology infrastructure and clinical capacity for hospitals using the PartsSource platform. PartsSource serves more than 5,000 hospitals and 15,000 clinical sites in the United States.
Memorial Hermann is a nonprofit health system in the Greater Houston area. It operates 18 hospitals and more than 280 care delivery sites, with 6,600 affiliated physicians and more than 35,000 employees.
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