Fridays @ UTS Startups: Confessions with Navid Mohaghegh
From idea to impact: the real story of building a healthcare SaaS. This Friday, Navid Mohaghegh of Panteya shares the journey from consulting with surgical clinics to building software for them.
Fridays @ UTS Startups brings founders, builders and curious minds together for conversations about entrepreneurship, ideas and what it really takes to build something from the ground up.
Panteya began as a consultancy helping private surgical clinics establish their operations. Seeing how fragmented and manual patient care was, the team started building software in 2021 and launched in late 2024. Navid reports that Panteya has since served more than 5,000 patients and 50 clinicians across six-plus specialties in Australia.
Meet Navid
Navid Mohaghegh is Co-founder and CEO of Panteya. He mentors early-stage startups, has guest lectured at UNSW and speaks at surgical conferences on the business of modern practice.
About Panteya
Panteya gives each clinic a branded patient recovery app on iOS and Android, plus a clinician dashboard for education, forms and reminders.
What to expect
A candid interview about building healthcare SaaS, selling to surgeons and clinic teams, and developing client relationships in a regulated industry. The interview will be recorded. Bring your questions for the conversation, then stay for networking.
Event details
Date: Friday 6 November
Time: Doors 3:30pm, interview 4:00pm, networking until 6:00pm
Where: UTS Startups Event Space, 3 Broadway, Ultimo (corner of Harris St and Broadway)
Cost: Free. Registration required.
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