Episode

A Trillion Small Problems (ft. Andrew Gostine)

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DGTL Voices with Ed Marx
Published
Jul 9, 2026
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1730
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Summary

Dr. Andrew Gostine is the CEO of Artisight, a smart hospital platform now deployed in more than 470 hospitals across the country. Trained as an anesthesiologist at Georgetown, Northwestern, and Stanford, he still practices medicine while running a company of nearly 200 employees distributed across 38+ states. Artisight's platform uses computer vision, NVIDIA GPUs at the bedside, and AI to reduce falls, extend nursing capacity, and automate documentation in patient rooms and operating rooms. In this episode of DGTL Voices, Andrew talks with Ed about the winding path from Grand Rapids to Georgetown to a venture capital detour at a high-frequency trading firm before starting Artisight, why he believes starting a company is really about solving a trillion small problems, and the one question he keeps asking his team, his advisors, and himself: what is the next step? Plus his hard-won lesson about why hospitals need vendors to be prescriptive rather than collaborative, and why the future of smart hospitals depends on physicians and nurses having a seat at the innovation table. https://marxadvisory.com