Stratus and Zeto Partner to Expand Hospital Access to Point-of-Care EEG
Stratus and Zeto have signed a distribution partnership to increase access to high-quality EEG monitoring in hospitals. The collaboration combines Zeto's technology with Stratus' technician network.
Stratus and Zeto, Inc. have entered into a strategic distribution agreement, making Stratus the exclusive channel distributor for Zeto's point-of-care Zeto ONE™ EEG devices to hospitals nationwide. The partnership aims to enhance the availability of rapid, full-montage EEG monitoring in critical care settings such as ICUs and emergency departments.
The collaboration integrates Zeto's EEG hardware and AI tools with Stratus' clinical operations and national network of Registered EEG Technologists. This combination seeks to provide hospitals with a comprehensive solution for collecting reliable, continuous EEG data, a challenge often hindered by a shortage of qualified technicians.
Stratus CEO Charlie Alvarez highlighted that EEG diagnostics are under-resourced in acute care. He stated that the new partnership addresses the need for intuitive devices that can be applied by bedside staff without sacrificing signal quality or technologist oversight.
Zeto CEO Florian Strelzyk added that the company's objective is to expand access to EEG testing across the continuum of care. The partnership is expected to improve the quality and availability of brain monitoring for more patients by merging Zeto's platform with Stratus' deep expertise in EEG services and technologists.