Platina never planned to start a medical equipment company.

But when she entered healthcare, she saw a troubling reality:

💬  “Finding the right device takes forever.”
💬  “The cheaper options break down too soon.”
💬  “We need this equipment, but it’s too expensive.”

Doctors weren’t just battling diseases—they were also battling unreliable supply chains. Hospitals were making life-or-death decisions based on cost, not care.

Then she met Dr. Evans, a veterinarian trying to save a retired service dog. His old ultrasound machine couldn’t give a precise diagnosis, and a new one was out of budget. When he confirmed the issue, it was too late for early treatment.

She witnessed the same problem everywhere:

📌  A medical professor is trying to teach future doctors about machines older than his students.
📌  A hospital administrator was forced to delay upgrades due to endless red tape.
📌  A small clinic cannot afford essential tools without breaking the bank.

Platina realized: The technology exists. The need is urgent. But the system is failing.

She spent years learning the trade, supply chains, and business strategy—but she wanted to do more than just offer advice. She wanted to change how medical equipment moved through the system.

That’s why she founded Aquaplat.

💧  Aqua – Inspired by water, representing smooth movement and accessibility.
💎  Plat – Precision and reliability, because every patient, human or animal, deserves the best care.

We believe hospitals, clinics, and medical schools shouldn’t struggle to access the right tools. Doctors should focus on healing, not on finding the right supplier.

Dr. Evans finally got his ultrasound machine—without waiting months or overpaying. The service dog got timely treatment.

That’s what Aquaplat is here to do.