Gozio
Digital wayfinding software
Patient engagement software
Health care software
Patient experience software
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What is Gozio
Gozio is a mobile-first digital wayfinding and location services platform used by hospitals and health systems to help patients and visitors navigate campuses and access facility information. It typically supports turn-by-turn directions, points-of-interest search, and integration with hospital data sources (for example, locations, departments, and services). The product is commonly deployed as a branded mobile app experience and may also support web-based wayfinding and related patient-facing content.
Healthcare-focused wayfinding workflows
The product is designed around hospital and clinic navigation needs, including complex multi-building campuses and frequently changing destinations. It aligns with common healthcare use cases such as finding departments, entrances, parking, and service locations. This focus can reduce configuration effort compared with more general-purpose workplace or venue wayfinding tools.
Mobile app delivery model
Gozio is commonly implemented as a branded mobile experience, which fits how many patients and visitors prefer to access directions before and during a visit. Mobile delivery enables features such as deep links from appointment reminders to directions and on-device navigation. It also supports ongoing updates without relying solely on physical signage changes.
Location and content integration potential
Deployments often integrate facility location data and patient-facing content so users can move from navigation to practical information (hours, services, contact details). This can centralize updates for destinations and reduce inconsistencies across channels. Integration capabilities are important in this category where mapping, directories, and operational systems must stay synchronized.
Healthcare-centric scope
The product’s core design targets health systems, which may make it less suitable for non-healthcare environments with different directory, access, or tenant models. Organizations seeking a single platform spanning corporate workplace, retail, and healthcare use cases may find gaps. Some advanced workplace features (for example, desk/room booking) are typically outside the core wayfinding scope.
Indoor positioning dependencies
High-accuracy indoor turn-by-turn navigation generally depends on supporting infrastructure (such as Wi‑Fi/BLE beacons) and ongoing calibration. If a facility lacks the required signals or maintenance processes, indoor accuracy and user experience can vary. This can increase implementation time and operational overhead compared with simpler map-and-directory solutions.
Content governance required
Wayfinding quality depends on keeping destinations, entrances, construction detours, and department names current. Large health systems often have frequent changes, requiring clear ownership and update workflows. Without strong governance, users may encounter outdated routes or incorrect destination information.
Plan & Pricing
No public pricing or subscription tiers are published on the vendor website. Pricing is handled via sales/demo requests (contact required).
Official-site example/estimate (not a listed plan): Gozio’s site references a Becker’s Hospital Review article that estimates "about $450,000 per year" as the cost of buying a ready-made digital front door solution (quoted on Gozio’s news page).
Seller details
Gozio Health
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https://www.goziohealth.com/
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