Keriton, Inc.

Keriton, Inc. is a healthcare technology company focused on providing a HIPAA-compliant feeding management system designed to enhance patient safety and optimize workflows within healthcare organizations. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Philadelphia, US, Keriton, Inc. specializes in feeding management solutions for healthcare institutions.

The company has completed a total of 5 deals, In January 2026, Natus Sensory, Inc. acquired Keriton, Inc. from Dorm Room Fund, DreamIt Ventures, Ben Franklin Technology Partners, AmeriHealth, Inc. , BioAdvance, Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania - The Wharton School.

Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. , and no significant pivots or changes in business strategy are noted. Keriton specializes in a HIPAA-compliant feeding management system designed to enhance patient safety and streamline workflows within healthcare organizations. The company’s core product offerings include a user-friendly application that facilitates communication, lactation support, and educational resources for caregivers and clinical leaders.

This multidisciplinary platform empowers clinicians to automate workflows, thereby reducing errors and saving time. End users primarily consist of healthcare professionals, clinical leaders, and families with hospitalized infants and children who require specialized feeding management. Keriton serves a diverse client base across various geographical markets, focusing particularly on healthcare institutions and facilities that cater to pediatric care. Keriton generates revenue primarily through subscription-based models for healthcare institutions and organizations utilizing its feeding management system.

Revenue transactions typically involve agreements where healthcare providers pay for access to the software, enabling them to streamline their feeding management processes and enhance communication with families. The company’s revenue structure is built around B2B interactions, allowing hospitals and clinics to efficiently manage feeding data while providing education and support to caregivers. Specific pricing plans for the services offered are not disclosed; however, the subscription model indicates a recurring revenue stream that is common in SaaS (Software as a Service) businesses. Flagship offerings are directly tied to the advancement of clinical operations and patient advocacy, underscoring the company’s commitment to improving healthcare outcomes.

In January 2026, Natus Sensory, Inc. acquired Keriton, Inc. from Dorm Room Fund, DreamIt Ventures, Ben Franklin Technology Partners, AmeriHealth, Inc. , BioAdvance, Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania - The Wharton School.

Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. The acquisition aims to support Natus Sensory, Inc. ’s expand its services by integrating Keriton, Inc. capabilities.