Oath Surgical raised $24 million in its Series A financing round to support its AI-based surgical centers.
FPV Ventures led the financing round. The company also received a new investment from McKesson Ventures, according to a LinkedIn post from Oath CEO Oliver Keown. Keown previously led Intuitive Ventures.
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“We started Oath Surgical with the mission of reinventing surgical infrastructure at scale and with value at its core. The need is clear,” Keown wrote. “We’re at the outset of a transformational shift in how, where, and by whom surgery is delivered… And, Oath Surgical is at the forefront.”
Keown will be speaking at DeviceTalks West Oct. 15-16, 2025, in Santa Clara, California. Learn more and register at West.DeviceTalks.com.
Earlier this year, Oath Surgical announced its emergence from stealth with the launch of OathOS, an AI-powered surgical operating system.
Portland, Oregon-based Oath Surgical said OathOS marks the first end-to-end operating system for outpatient surgery. Combining proprietary AI technology with its owned-and-operated surgical centers, the company wants to make value-based care in surgery scalable.
The company says it aims to put surgeons “back in the driving seat” so they can deliver best-in-class outcomes at low costs.
To move the needle in surgical care we need to rethink the entire model and consciously build for the AI-era – from the ground up. I couldn’t be more excited to have found partners who believe in big ideas and the opportunity that deep vertical integration has to unlock exponential value for patients, surgeons, and partners,” Keown concluded.
