Introducing Genesis: One Platform across The Clinical Supply Lifecycle

Today, three healthcare technology businesses become one.

Genesis Automation Healthcare is now live as a unified Clinical Lifecycle Management Platform purpose-built for healthcare. Formed through the combination of Genesis (United Kingdom and Ireland), Kermit (United States) and Meperia (United States), and backed by Diversis Capital, Genesis gives hospitals and health systems complete visibility and actionable intelligence across The Clinical Supply Lifecycle™.

The brand is new. The work is not.

For more than a decade, each of these three businesses has built deep expertise in a different part of the clinical supply chain. Genesis pioneered clinical traceability and point-of-care capture across operating theatres and bedside workflows in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Kermit built physician preference item benchmarking, contract enforcement and spend management for US health systems. Meperia delivered the item master data foundation, classification and EDI infrastructure that healthcare buyers depend on. Together, under a single brand, they form one platform across the full lifecycle.

A new category, built deliberately

Genesis is a Clinical Lifecycle Management Platform: a category of healthcare technology designed around how clinical supplies actually move, from supplier to warehouse to store room to operating theatre to bedside, and back again. It connects the data, the workflow and the financial outcome of every clinical supply decision into one continuous loop.

The platform is organised around five pillars, with Genesis Intelligence threading through all of them.

Genesis Data is the foundation. It cleans, enriches and continuously governs the item master, contract pricing, FDA recall feeds and EDI transactions so every downstream decision runs on the same reliable source of truth.

Genesis Sourcing controls what hospitals buy. From contract redline to point of purchase, every negotiated price is captured, enforced and defensible.

Genesis Inventory brings real-time traceability from loading bay to point of use. Stockouts stopped. Expiries eliminated. Waste quantified.

Genesis Clinical captures what is used at the point of care, connecting supplies, implants and tissue directly to the patient record across operating theatres and clinical environments.

Genesis Savings protects what hospitals spend, catching pricing errors and off-contract leakage at the transaction level, before cash leaves the building.

Genesis Intelligence sits across all five. It is the agentic AI layer that turns the data into action, recommending, simulating and surfacing decisions that human teams approve and execute.

Integration, not replacement

Healthcare runs on systems that have been earned. ERP, EHR, clinical and catalogue systems represent years of investment and configuration. Genesis is built to work with that infrastructure, not to replace it. The platform integrates through a robust API library and a dedicated integration engine, connecting Genesis insight with the systems hospitals already rely on.

This principle, integration not replacement, sits at the centre of how we work. It is also why hospitals can adopt Genesis pillar by pillar, in the order that matches their priorities, rather than facing a single, disruptive change.

Patient safety first. Financial health alongside.

Patient safety always leads. Every Genesis capability is designed to remove avoidable risk from the moment a supply is procured to the moment it reaches the patient. Financial health follows in the same motion. Pricing accuracy, contract compliance, expiry reduction and clinical variation control are not separate from safer care. They are how safer care becomes sustainable care.

Already at work across two continents

Genesis is the platform already trusted by NHS Trusts and Irish health system providers including NHS Scotland, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, Royal Free London, Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust, Barts Health, Tallaght University Hospital, Hermitage Medical Clinic and Our Lady's Hospice. In the United States, the combined platform serves more than 100 hospital sites with deep expertise in physician preference item management, surgical spend control and supply chain analytics.

The customer base spans large publicly funded health systems, private hospitals, paediatric centres, specialist hospitals and hospice providers, united by a single platform.