Healthtech Planerio is apparently being bought out

According to a media report, the recruitment agency Doctari is buying the personnel planner for medical practices Planerio. The purchase price is likely to be in the mid double-digit million range.

Planerio, the personnel planning system for hospitals and medical practices, is being acquired by Doctari, writes Gründerszene. Doctari is a recruitment agency for medical professions; most recently, the Berlin-based company placed doctors at vaccination centers, among other things. There is initially no information about the purchase price, but Gründerszene assumes a purchase price in the mid double-digit million range. Planerio's turnover last year was in the seven-figure range.

Planerio was founded in 2016 by Wieland Sommer, Stefan Klußmann and Robert Grüter. The Munich-based start-up has developed software that can automatically create duty rosters for the healthcare sector. Sommer, who was already involved in duty rostering himself, needed 25 hours a week to do this. With Planerio, it only takes one click. So far, Planerio has been used in 600 practices and hospitals in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. More than 50 people work for Planerio.