Like many other healthcare tech companies, Keriton, the maker of a feeding management platform for newborns, found that the pandemic amplified its mission and work.
The six-year-old company created software that acts as an in-hospital solution for breast milk and formula management in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). The company “holistically” manages the feeding process, COO Rich Mager said, by allowing families and nursing staff track pumping and feeding.
“We kind of hunkered down like other healthtech startups in the pandemic,” Mager told Technical.ly, “and we were able to come out the other end with lots of customer growth.”
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