Opmed schedules operating theatres, covering the surgical timetable, how block time is allocated between surgeons, and recovery unit capacity downstream of it.
Theatre time is among the most expensive capacity a hospital owns, and scheduling it is a genuinely hard constrained-optimisation problem: surgeon availability, case length variance, equipment, staffing and recovery beds all interact, and the usual solution is a person with a spreadsheet and long experience.
Its pricing page returns a 404 and it sells to hospitals rather than individuals. Schedules produced this way still need clinical sign-off, since the model optimises the constraints it was given and a surgical list carries judgement that never reaches a scheduling system.
