PrecisionOS vs Proximie

Proximie records real cases and PrecisionOS simulates practice, so different people buy them. An orthopedic residency program director buys PrecisionOS for a library of surgeon-created VR cases. A multi-site hospital that wants its own cases recorded, shared and reviewed buys Proximie, which claims more than 500 facilities on its homepage. Pricing separates them. Individuals pay $199 per month or $1,999 per year for PrecisionOS and institutions get a quote, while Proximie has no public price and no stated model per OR or per case. A program director who needs ACGME-aligned reporting can get it from PrecisionOS's institutional tier, which is quote-only, and Proximie states no such alignment, so Proximie is the weaker pick for that director. Proximie's studies cover medical student education and feasibility. K210344 covers inVisionOS, PrecisionOS's planning tool, and not the training library. Proximie states no FDA, CE or UKCA status, though its homepage shows HIPAA and SOC 2 Type 2 badges.