“Hospitals today face challenges of staff shortages, financial pressures and increased complexity. But much of the infrastructure used to manage their businesses is outdated or manual,” said founder and CEO Dr. Amit Lehabi. “Intelligent automation is urgently needed, and QLOG meets this need by combining real-time data with AI to streamline logistics, resource utilization and compliance. In a world where AI is changing every industry, healthcare remains.”
QLOG redefines real-time location systems (RTLs) by offering patented hybrid solutions that eliminate traditional infrastructure barriers while providing enterprise-grade accuracy, scale and reliability. Unlike costly, invasive and rigid legacy systems, its RTL operates with near zero of ownership, rapid deployment, and seamless integration across multiple hospital functions, from asset management to patient safety and operational efficiency.
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Dr. Amit Rehabi, founder and CEO of QLOG
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“Our AI-powered platform not only tracks and monitors assets, it also flags bottlenecks, anomalies, and drives decision-making: a transition from static reporting to dynamic optimization.
QLOG has partnered with the UK's North Health Science Alliance (NHSA) with support and support from the Israeli Innovation Agency and is listed in the Crown Commercial Services Framework. Find out more about the company below.
Product/Service Description:
QLOG is a smart hospital operational platform that leverages real-time location system (RTLS) technology and AI to promote efficiency, compliance and accountability across the healthcare environment.
Designed for scale and rapid deployment, QLOG combines lightweight crowdsourced RTL with intelligent workflow monitoring to optimize equipment use, staff coordination and non-clinical operations. The platform provides real-time, actionable insights that help hospitals reduce delays, prevent errors, and improve the quality of care without disrupting existing workflows.
Already working in over 50 hospitals, QLOG has been successful in Israel, the UK and Slovakia and is recognized as a leader in process innovation and operational compliance. The platform supports healthcare systems with over 250,000 employees and offers scalable, enterprise-grade solutions for asset tracking, workflow automation, and service accountability.
QLOG does not require minimal infrastructure and deep system integration, allowing fast onboarding and immediate ROI. Advanced analytics, automated reporting and flexible deployment options force QLOG to determine hospital managers, clinical staff and support teams faster.
With improved turnaround times, ensuring equipment availability, and streamlining internal processes, QLOG helps healthcare organizations modernize their operations and meet the highest standards of safety and performance.
Dr. Amit Lehavi – CEO Dr. Amit Lehavi is a specialist physician at Rambam Health Care Campus and former director of pediatric anesthesia. He holds multiple senior leadership positions in the Israeli healthcare system. In addition to his clinical experience, AMIT has extensive training and expertise in software engineering, database architecture and communication systems. He served as a development lead and technology advisor for several successful high-tech ventures. At QLOG, he combines deep healthcare domain knowledge with technical insight to provide hospitals with AI-powered operational solutions.
RAN Kaspi – CFO RAN Kaspi is an experienced financial executive with a strong academic background in economics and business management. He serves as CFO for multiple international companies, leads IPOs and drives global financial strategies. With QLOG, RAN provides financial leadership and guides company growth, commercialization and economic modeling across the international healthcare market.
Ehud Kafri – CTO Ehud Kafri has built a strong academic foundation in computer science and has gained over 20 years of experience in advanced technology and leadership roles. He has a proven track record in building and scaling engineering teams, a proven track record in defining technology roadmaps and providing cutting-edge digital solutions. As CTO of QLOG, Ehud leads the platform's architecture, innovation and technical implementation.
Final Investment Round: $2.5 million
Final investment stage: seed
Last investment date: April 2023
Total investments so far: $2.9 million
Investors: Ehealth Ventures, Sanara
Current number of employees: 20
The idea of QLOG came from real-world experiences. I have been a doctor in the health sector for 25 years, including hospital operations, quality, and systems management. Over the years I have witnessed countless inefficiencies in how hospitals manage equipment, staff coordination and compliance. These operational blind spots have led to delays, burnout and financial waste. We founded QLOG to build smarter, AI-driven solutions that bring clarity and control to these processes.
What is the need for a product?
Hospitals today face challenges including staff shortages, financial pressures and increased complexity. However, much of the infrastructure used to manage operations is outdated or manual. An urgent need for intelligent automation that is easy to adopt. QLOG meets this need by combining real-time data with AI to streamline logistics, resource utilization and compliance. In a world where AI is transforming every industry, healthcare can't afford to be left behind.
How are you changing the market?
QLOG is smart, agile and proactive in running the hospital. Our AI-powered platform not only tracks and monitors assets, but also predicts bottlenecks, flags anomalies, and drives decision-making. This is a transition from static reporting to dynamic optimization. With fast deployment, affordable and intuitive systems, it unlocks value without the burden of traditional IT projects. The hospital will obtain a measurable ROI within a few weeks.
How big is the product market and who are your main customers?
The global healthcare operations and analytics market is over $100 million. QLOG focuses on hospitals and healthcare systems in areas such as device tracking, pharmacy logistics, and optimizing non-clinical workflows. We serve over 50 hospitals in Israel and the UK and recently entered the US market through a strategic partnership with Comle, a $6 billion HealthTech platform. It also builds traction in Central Europe and expands its global footprint.
Does the product already exist? If not – at what stage and when is it expected to be on the market?
Yes, QLOG is a fully operational and field-proven platform. Our technology has already been deployed in dozens of hospitals and is actively used by clinical, operational and quality teams. The platform is modular, scalable and production-ready with core features such as predictive analytics, real-time location tracking (RTLS), and smart alerts that are already in use every day.
QLOG is a venture backed and supported by the Israeli Innovation Agency, partnered with the UK's Northern Health Science Alliance (NHSA) and is listed in the Crown Commercial Services Framework. The platform already provides millions of operational savings, with hospitals saving lives, reducing labor costs and reducing staff burnout.
Who are the main competitors in this sector?
It faces competition from a variety of sectors, including legacy RTLS vendors, IT system providers, and niche workflow tools. But no one offers our unified view. QLOG is unique in combining the AI-powered features of hardware light into a single, easy-to-use platform. We offer a truly one-stop shop for hospital operations, which is affordable, scalable, and designed for real-world hospital use. It's a game changer.
What value does founders bring to their company and products?
QLOG is built by a team that combines deep medical knowledge with world-class engineering. I have 25 years of experience as a physician and medical executive, and our core team includes AI experts, systems engineers and product leaders. As Israelis, we are used to moving fast, repetitive quickly, and solving complex problems under pressure. This mindset has enabled us to provide a robust hospital-ready solution that meets real-world needs.
What will the money coming from the round be used for?
The funds raised primarily support two strategic priorities.
Expansion of R&D: Enhanced AI capabilities, development of prediction modules, and enhanced platforms to support additional hospital use cases.
Scaling sales to global markets: Accelerate commercial reach across the US, UK and Central Europe through new partnerships, pilot programs, expanded sales and customer success teams.
