Tennr Welcomes Bruna Dos Santos as Industry Expert to Drive DME Innovation

Tennr, the intelligent automation platform for healthcare operations, today announced the appointment of Bruna Dos Santos as Industry Expert. With nearly a decade of healthcare experience, eight of those focused on the Durable Medical Equipment (DME) industry, Dos Santos will play a key role in advancing Tennr’s impact in the DME space.

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Dos Santos joins Tennr after leading national programs and operations in the DME sector, including the development and expansion of a national breast pump program. She has held leadership roles spanning operations, sales, and training, where she specialized in developing leaders and introducing new product lines to seasoned sales teams.

“I’m joining because I’ve always been passionate about making processes as efficient as possible and have been envious of the innovation that other divisions of healthcare have seen over the years,” said Dos Santos. “Tennr has opened a whole new world of possibilities for the DME industry, and I’m eager to be a part of it. I’m hoping to help Tennr reach new heights by bringing knowledge of DME intricacies and nuances to our architectures and product development.”

“Bruna just absolutely gets Tennr and lives and breathes DME. I met her when she was actually speaking at a great conference about running efficient DME operations and then after working with her as a customer it was just obvious she would be able to help us bring so many best practices to providers across the country,” said Trey Holterman, CEO of Tennr. “Her firsthand knowledge will be instrumental as we continue to refine our platform to better serve the DME industry.”

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This appointment comes as Tennr continues to expand its footprint in DME, following its recent $37M Series B raise in October led by Lightspeed Venture Partners.

Tennr is a New York City-based healthcare technology company dedicated to eliminating patient delays throughout the U.S. healthcare system. Founded by Stanford classmates and Y Combinator alumni, Tennr has raised over $60M from investors including Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The company’s intelligent automation platform accelerates patient throughput, helping healthcare providers deliver more timely and effective care without adding resources.

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