The acquisition will bolster Stryker’s healthcare IT offerings and its wireless medical device portfolio. Care.ai develops artificial intelligence-assisted virtual care workflows and smart room technology.
Stryker’s deal was first announced in August. The companies will operate as separate entities, and terms of the sale weren’t shared.
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