About us
OpenPredictor: empowering clinical decisions with trusted digital intelligence
Our Approach
How We Make This Work
We achieve our mission by focusing on the principles that matter most to patients, clinicians, and healthcare systems:
- Co-design with clinicians to ensure solutions address real-world challenges
- Embed trusted digital intelligence directly into decision-making at the point of care
- Prioritise safety and trust through rigorous validation, regulation, and governance
- Deliver measurable value by improving patient outcomes and increasing efficiency across pathways
Our Values
The TRUST Framework
T – Transparency & Evidence
We innovate with integrity, ensuring every solution is grounded in evidence, responsibility, and openness.
R – Real-world Collaboration
We work alongside clinicians, healthcare teams, and partners to co-design solutions that solve real challenges and deliver measurable results.
U – Understanding & Empathy
We design technology that supports, not replaces, clinical expertise, always mindful of the human experience behind every decision.
S – Safety & Responsibility
We uphold the highest standards of validation, regulation, and governance to protect patients and maintain confidence.
T – Tangible Impact
We measure success by the improvements we bring to patient care, decision-making, and healthcare efficiency.
Meet the people behind OPCI
Our team brings together expertise in surgery, healthcare, computer science, software engineering, and communications. What unites us is a passion for improving patient outcomes and addressing the real challenges faced by modern healthcare systems.
By combining clinical insight with technical innovation, we create solutions that are advanced, practical, and safe — designed to integrate seamlessly into the NHS and beyond.
Collaboration is at the heart of everything we do. We work closely with healthcare providers, patients, and partners to ensure every innovation is grounded in real-world needs and delivers meaningful impact.
Team
Justin Green is the visionary Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of OpenPredictor Clinical Intelligence (OPCI), a MedTech company transforming surgical care through advanced AI-driven decision support. Combining his background as an orthopaedic surgeon with deep expertise in clinical data science, Justin leads OPCI’s mission to make healthcare safer, more efficient, and more equitable.
A former Research Fellow at Orthopaedic Research UK, Justin’s early work applied machine learning to predict post-operative outcomes, laying the foundation for OpenPredictor’s pioneering technology. He is now completing a PhD in Artificial Intelligence at Newcastle University, building on an MBA from Northumbria University that focused on the adoption of AI decision-support tools within the NHS.
Recognised for his leadership in digital innovation and clinical safety, Justin has contributed to multiple NHS and national forums advancing data-driven healthcare. His blend of clinical credibility, technical expertise, and entrepreneurial vision positions OPCI at the forefront of responsible AI adoption in healthcare worldwide.
Professor Mike Reed is an internationally recognised Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and academic leader specialising in hip and knee joint replacement and trauma surgery. He serves as Head of Trauma and Orthopaedics at Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, where his team performs over 2,700 joint replacements each year, achieving the UK’s shortest average length of stay for primary arthroplasty.
A respected innovator and educator, Professor Reed has led national improvement programmes in infection prevention, hip fracture care, and enhanced recovery. He sits on the Executive and Steering Committee of the National Joint Registry (NJR), chaired its Annual Report (2019–2024), and now leads on Surgical Performance for the NJR. He is also a Trustee of Orthopaedic Research UK, serves on the NIHR i4i grant awards panel, and holds academic appointments with the Universities of York and Newcastle.
With over 200 peer-reviewed publications, Professor Reed’s work continues to influence clinical standards and policy. At OPCI, he brings unparalleled clinical insight and strategic direction, ensuring every innovation strengthens surgical safety, quality, and patient outcomes.
Salomon van Huysteen is an accomplished software engineer and technical architect with more than a decade of experience developing scalable, high-performance, and compliant digital solutions. As Development Lead at OpenPredictor Clinical Intelligence (OPCI), he oversees the evolution of the OpenPredictor platform — transforming it from a research prototype into a robust, ISO 27001 and ISO 13485 compliant medical software system.
Salomon leads a blended team of in-house and partner developers, aligning engineering strategy with clinical, regulatory, and commercial priorities. His expertise spans cloud architecture, Azure DevOps, AI integration, and quality-managed development, ensuring OPCI’s technology remains secure, reliable, and audit-ready for global healthcare deployment.
Driven by a passion for excellence and lifelong learning, Salomon brings a practical yet innovative approach to every challenge. His leadership ensures OPCI’s digital infrastructure is not only cutting-edge but also trusted, resilient, and built to deliver meaningful impact across healthcare systems.
Dr Fabian Beigang is an accomplished data scientist specialising in algorithmic fairness, model interpretability, and responsible AI. With experience as a data scientist within the NHS and a multidisciplinary background spanning computer science, logic, and analytic philosophy, Fabian supports OPCI in developing transparent, explainable, and clinically robust machine-learning models.
He holds a PhD from the London School of Economics, where his research focused on bias and fairness in machine learning — work that underpins OPCI’s commitment to ethical, evidence-based AI in healthcare. Acting as an independent consultant, Fabian ensures that OPCI’s algorithms meet the highest standards of accuracy, accountability, and trustworthiness, translating complex data science into practical tools for safer clinical decision-making.
Samuel Anari is a full-stack software developer and certified data scientist with a passion for using technology to improve healthcare delivery. At OpenPredictor Clinical Intelligence (OPCI), he contributes to the development of advanced predictive software that enhances clinical decision-making and operational efficiency across healthcare systems.
With experience spanning front-end and back-end development, data analysis, and information systems, Samuel has designed and delivered a range of impactful digital solutions, including laboratory information management systems (LIMS), workflow optimisation tools, and data-driven reporting platforms. His work consistently demonstrates technical excellence and a clear focus on real-world value.
Having graduated with distinction in Advanced Computer Science with Software Engineering from the University of Strathclyde, Samuel continues to apply his expertise in software architecture, AI applications, and human-centred design to strengthen OPCI’s commitment to safe, scalable, and intelligent healthcare innovation.
Uma Mohan provides critical Quality and Regulatory expertise to OPCI, ensuring that its software meets the highest industry standards for compliance, safety, and performance. Her meticulous approach to medical device regulation and registration reinforces OPCI’s commitment to delivering trustworthy and reliable solutions. Uma’s leadership ensures that OPCI’s cutting-edge innovations are implemented with rigor, safeguarding patient safety and fostering confidence among healthcare professionals and partners.
Uma serves as an QA/RA to OPCI, contributing his specialized expertise to support the company’s strategic initiatives and technical excellence.She brings deep knowledge of EU MDR/MDD compliance, including CE Marking, Clinical Evaluation Reports (CERs), Declarations of Conformity, and regulatory submissions to authorities such as ANSM and BfArM. A recognized expert in Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) and Medical Device Software (MDSW).
Board
Justin Green is the visionary Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of OpenPredictor Clinical Intelligence (OPCI), a MedTech company transforming surgical care through advanced AI-driven decision support. Combining his background as an orthopaedic surgeon with deep expertise in clinical data science, Justin leads OPCI’s mission to make healthcare safer, more efficient, and more equitable.
A former Research Fellow at Orthopaedic Research UK, Justin’s early work applied machine learning to predict post-operative outcomes, laying the foundation for OpenPredictor’s pioneering technology. He is now completing a PhD in Artificial Intelligence at Newcastle University, building on an MBA from Northumbria University that focused on the adoption of AI decision-support tools within the NHS.
Recognised for his leadership in digital innovation and clinical safety, Justin has contributed to multiple NHS and national forums advancing data-driven healthcare. His blend of clinical credibility, technical expertise, and entrepreneurial vision positions OPCI at the forefront of responsible AI adoption in healthcare worldwide.
Professor Mike Reed is an internationally recognised Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon and academic leader specialising in hip and knee joint replacement and trauma surgery. He serves as Head of Trauma and Orthopaedics at Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, where his team performs over 2,700 joint replacements each year, achieving the UK’s shortest average length of stay for primary arthroplasty.
A respected innovator and educator, Professor Reed has led national improvement programmes in infection prevention, hip fracture care, and enhanced recovery. He sits on the Executive and Steering Committee of the National Joint Registry (NJR), chaired its Annual Report (2019–2024), and now leads on Surgical Performance for the NJR. He is also a Trustee of Orthopaedic Research UK, serves on the NIHR i4i grant awards panel, and holds academic appointments with the Universities of York and Newcastle.
With over 200 peer-reviewed publications, Professor Reed’s work continues to influence clinical standards and policy. At OPCI, he brings unparalleled clinical insight and strategic direction, ensuring every innovation strengthens surgical safety, quality, and patient outcomes.
Dr. Umang Patel combines 15 years of clinical practice with his current role as Chief Clinical Information Officer at Microsoft to bring invaluable strategic insight to OPCI. His expertise in digital health and innovation ensures OPCI’s projects align with patient needs and healthcare priorities.
As a thought leader in health technology, Umang strengthens OPCI’s mission to deliver scalable, impactful solutions that address the complexities of modern healthcare systems.