June 2, 2026- Clarium, an AI-powered supply chain automation platform for health systems, announced a strategic partnership with Mount Sinai Health System, one of the nation’s leading academic health systems. Mount Sinai will deploy Clarium’s computer vision-enabled supply capture and preference card optimization capabilities across eight hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers to modernize surgical supply management, one of healthcare’s most complex and costly operational areas.
Mount Sinai performs approximately 100 thousand surgical procedures in main operating rooms annually, making perioperative operations one of the health system’s most complex and resource-intensive environments. Through this deployment, Mount Sinai is advancing its broader strategic priorities to modernize operations, reduce unwarranted clinical variability, and improve operational performance through better data and workflow automation.
Across the U.S., hospitals waste an estimated $25.7B annually on unnecessary supply chain spending, much of it driven by fragmented data, manual documentation, and outdated governance processes in high-cost environments like the operating room (OR). As supply chain remains the second-largest expense category for most health systems, leaders are increasingly focused on improving accuracy and visibility at the point of care without disrupting clinical workflows.