C-SATS vs PrecisionOS

C-SATS grades cases a surgeon has already operated, and PrecisionOS rehearses cases before the first one. Individuals pay $199 per month or $1,999 per year for PrecisionOS and institutions get a custom quote, while C-SATS publishes no price. PrecisionOS sells a VR Digital Cadaver Lab with Delphi, an AI Attending mentor in the mobile app, and program-level reporting on an ACGME-aligned curriculum. Its FDA 510(k), K210344 decided in November 2021, covers inVisionOS, the patient-specific VR planning tool, and the training library sits outside it.

C-SATS sells on enterprise terms to a surgery department that wants each operating resident's technique rated by expert and crowd reviewers over time. Video of minimally invasive cases goes into a cloud library the vendor calls HITRUST CSF certified, with dashboards on demand. EHR integration and FDA status are not stated.

An orthopedic residency director can price the individual plan at $1,999 per year per resident without a sales call. For that director C-SATS comes second, because it grades cases after they happen and every term waits on a quote. Unless that surgery department trains orthopedic or podiatry residents, PrecisionOS sits outside its specialty, with only pain medicine and dental surgery listed as coming.