Overview
Andrew Gostine, MD, MBA, is co-founder and chief executive officer of Artisight, a Chicago-based healthcare technology company building what it calls a Smart Hospital Platform — an inpatient stack combining computer vision, voice-activated sensors, and artificial intelligence for virtual nursing, virtual sitting, fall monitoring, and automated documentation tied to electronic health records. Artisight’s about page emphasizes clinician-led product design informed by real hospital workflows.
Artisight’s story began with a resident physician frustrated with industry inefficiencies who teamed up with a lean manufacturing expert and a software and AI-focused physicist to solve real-world problems for healthcare organizations — a founding narrative documented on the company about page.
Role and company
As Co-Founder and CEO, Gostine leads Artisight alongside chief nursing officer Karie Ryan, DNP, chief medical officer Mark Pierce, MD, and chief medical informatics officer Lance Owens, DO, per the clinical leadership roster on artisight.com. Artisight connects with existing EMR systems and cameras so hospitals can unlock smart capabilities without starting from scratch.
Gostine remains the quoted executive voice in major customer selection releases including MetroHealth’s May 2026 Smart Hospital Platform deployment across nearly 500 patient rooms.
Background and career context
Artisight’s about page presents Gostine as a resident physician who experienced hospital operational inefficiencies firsthand before co-founding the company. His MD and MBA credentials support Artisight’s positioning as clinician-built inpatient AI rather than generic facility automation retrofitting.
Gostine co-founded Artisight in 2015 with Garrett Larance and Tim Koby per company history on the about page — debuting with an operating-room efficiency application before expanding into patient rooms during the COVID-19 period.
Company-building or leadership context
Under Gostine’s leadership, Artisight grew from a 2015 Chicago operating-room product to deployments across more than 100 hospitals before a $42 million oversubscribed Series B in 2024 led by NVIDIA. The company achieved KLAS Emerging Solutions recognition in 2025 per its history timeline. Artisight’s five-level implementation model lets hospitals advance smart-hospital capabilities incrementally.
Gostine’s clinical leadership team structure — CNO, CMO, and CMIO on the executive roster — signals Artisight sells to nursing and informatics buyers jointly rather than IT-only procurement.
Public milestones
2015: Artisight founded in Chicago; operating-room product launched. 2024: $42M Series B with NVIDIA; 100+ hospital deployments cited. 2025: KLAS recognition and large-scale enterprise deployments. May 21, 2026: MetroHealth System selected Artisight Smart Hospital Platform for deployment across nearly 500 patient rooms at five Cleveland-area facilities.
MetroHealth’s release defines success metrics including staffing efficiency, length-of-stay throughput, fall rate reduction, HCAHPS education scores, and caregiver satisfaction — KPIs Gostine’s team must deliver against contractually.
Why their work matters
Artisight under Gostine tests whether inpatient AI procurement can consolidate virtual sitter, fall-prevention, and documentation vendors into unified smart-room infrastructure with defined operational KPIs. Gostine’s clinician-founder background gives credibility when chief nursing officers evaluate whether ambient computer vision reduces 1-to-1 sitter labor without degrading patient communication scores.
For Brel coverage, Artisight represents inpatient ambient AI distinct from outpatient conversation documentation companies like Abridge.
Sources and references
Primary sourcing: Artisight About page with leadership roster and company history, reviewed July 10, 2026.
- Artisight — About Us (artisight.com)
- Artisight — Newsroom (artisight.com)
Founded 2015 in Chicago by Andrew Gostine, Garrett Larance, and Tim Koby per official timeline.
Artisight’s about page values — Humanity First, Integrity in Action, Innovation with Purpose — frame Gostine’s commercial strategy around measurable hospital outcomes rather than technology novelty alone. Subscription pricing including camera refresh and continuous software updates reflects a capital-light deployment model Gostine markets to CFOs evaluating smart-room ROI alongside nursing and quality leaders.