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ExpoFP vs Gozio Health

ExpoFP is an interactive floor plan and wayfinding platform for venues, hospitals and events, delivered in the browser and on kiosks, while Gozio Health is a patient mobile app and indoor wayfinding platform built for hospitals and health systems, with EHR-connected experiences.

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Overview

Gozio Health is an Atlanta-based software company that serves hospitals and health systems. According to its website, its Mobile Experience Platform brings patient-facing tools into a single branded mobile app, including provider search, appointment scheduling and other digital front door functions, and it states that it integrates with Epic MyChart and a range of other vendors. Its mobile wayfinding product provides step-by-step indoor navigation, which Gozio describes as using Bluetooth beacons and claims accuracy within about 2 meters. In January 2026 Gozio announced blue-dot wayfinding that can run inside Epic's MyChart app for Epic customers on a recent release, and in June 2026 UK HealthCare announced a go-live. Gozio also reports mapping more than 200 million square feet of hospital campuses. These figures come from Gozio's own materials. Gozio is clearly an active, current product aimed at patient navigation and engagement.

ExpoFP approaches the problem from the map. It is floor-plan-first software used by trade shows, conferences and venues, with a dedicated hospital wayfinding solution: searchable departments, rooms and services, multi-building medical campuses, kiosk mode, and a map that can be embedded on the hospital website and in patient communications. Visitors follow turn-by-turn, accessible routes across floors, buildings and an area map (parking, entrances, transport) without installing anything. Kiosks offer "you are here", caching and full offline mode, and blue-dot indoor, outdoor GPS and QR-code positioning are available at the project level. ExpoFP also handles medical events, such as WHX Dubai 2026 and HIMSS 2026.

This page is for teams comparing ExpoFP vs Gozio Health, looking for a Gozio alternative for hospital or medical-event maps, or trying to decide between an app-free web and kiosk wayfinding map and an EHR-connected patient app. If your priority is hospital wayfinding that patients can open from a link or a kiosk, launched quickly with published pricing, ExpoFP fits. If you need wayfinding inside Epic MyChart or a branded patient app with appointment and provider tools, Gozio is purpose-built for that.

Quick verdict

Choose ExpoFP if

  • You want hospital wayfinding with searchable departments, rooms and services across a multi-building campus, opened from a link, your website, patient communications or a kiosk, with no app download.
  • You want lobby kiosks with "you are here" and offline mode, with blue-dot or QR-code positioning available at the project level.
  • You also run medical conferences, health fairs or vendor days and want booth inventory, exhibitor listings and online booth sales on the same platform.
  • You want to launch quickly, with published pricing and a free plan or trial to start, and do not need EHR integration or HIPAA-certified workflows.

Choose Gozio Health if

  • Your main goal is a branded patient app or SDK experience, with indoor navigation alongside provider search, scheduling and other digital front door tools.
  • You want wayfinding connected to Epic MyChart or to a branded patient app with appointment and provider tools, and you need to confirm the integration details with the vendor.
  • Your compliance, security and IT review expects a vendor with healthcare-specific workflows and references from health systems.
  • You are prepared for a sales-led evaluation, scoping and quote process.

Feature-by-feature comparison

Gozio information below is drawn from its public website and press materials. Where a capability is not clearly documented publicly, the cell says so and it should be confirmed with Gozio directly.

FeatureExpoFPGozio Health
Interactive event floor plansCore product. Interactive plans for events, exhibitions and venues, plus a dedicated hospital wayfinding solution.Not positioned as an event floor plan tool. Focus is hospital campus maps for navigation. Should be confirmed for event use.
Floor plan editingSelf-service editor for building and updating plans.Campus mapping is described as part of Gozio's service. Whether customers can edit maps themselves should be confirmed.
Booth managementMap-first booth inventory and status.Not a documented focus.
Booth reservationsSupported on the map.Not a documented focus.
Booth purchases onlineAvailable on paid plans (booth reservation and sponsorships included from DIY at $149/mo; exhibitor payments can be enabled on DIY, Standard and Pro plans).Not a documented focus.
Real-time booth availabilityBooth status is shown on the map for exhibitors and organizers.Not applicable to its published use case. Should be confirmed.
Exhibitor profiles / listingsExhibitor directory linked to booths, embeddable on your site.Provider and location directories for patients are described. Exhibitor listings are not a documented focus.
Search by booth, company, or categoryYes, search across booths, companies and categories; for hospitals, departments, rooms and services.Location and provider search for patients is described. Event-style booth or company search should be confirmed.
Attendee wayfindingTurn-by-turn, accessible routes across floors, buildings and an area map, no app required. Blue-dot, outdoor GPS and QR-code positioning available at the project level.Core strength. Step-by-step indoor navigation, with beacon-based positioning described by Gozio as accurate within about 2 meters.
Mobile / browser experienceWeb-first on phones and desktops; kiosk mode with "you are here", caching, full offline mode and per-kiosk analytics.Mobile-first, through a branded app, an SDK in a customer's own app, or inside Epic MyChart.
Multi-floor / multi-building supportSupports multiple buildings and levels.Described as supporting multi-building campuses.
Website embeddingEmbeddable on your website and in patient communications.Web embedding is not a documented focus. Should be confirmed.
Self-service setupSelf-service, with a free plan and 7-day trial.Sales-led onboarding with demo request. Beacon deployment and mapping typically involve vendor and hospital teams. Should be confirmed.
Lead retrieval / captureNot the core focus. Confirm current options on the ExpoFP site and with the team.Not applicable to the published use case.
Public pricingPublished. Free plan, 7-day trial, DIY from $149/mo, team-built plans from $990 one-time.No list pricing found. Third-party listings describe quote-based, scale-dependent pricing. Confirm with Gozio.
Product scopeInteractive maps, wayfinding, kiosks and positioning options for hospitals, venues and events. No EHR integration.Patient mobile experience platform and indoor wayfinding for healthcare.
Best fitApp-free hospital web and kiosk wayfinding, plus medical conferences and health fairs.EHR-connected patient navigation inside a branded app or MyChart, and digital front door.
Ideal buyerHospital facilities and marketing teams, venue teams, event and conference organizers.Health-system digital, patient experience and IT leaders.

Why teams pick ExpoFP over Gozio Health

Teams that look at ExpoFP alongside Gozio usually want wayfinding that every visitor can use without an app, or a map that also serves events on campus. They tend to choose ExpoFP for these reasons:

  • No app download. Patients and visitors open a link, a map embedded on your website or in appointment communications, or a lobby kiosk.
  • Kiosks and positioning. Kiosk mode with "you are here" and offline mode, with blue-dot or QR-code positioning available at the project level.
  • Searchable campus. Departments, rooms and services are searchable across multi-building campuses, with accessible routes and an area map.
  • One platform for events too. The same tool handles medical conferences and health fairs, with booth inventory and online booth sales.
  • Self-service and transparent pricing. There is a free plan, a 7-day full-featured trial and published DIY pricing from $149/mo, so teams can evaluate without a procurement cycle.
  • Fast updates. Your own team can adjust maps when departments move or event layouts change.

When Gozio Health may be a better fit

If your goal is to tie hospital navigation to appointments, or deliver it inside Epic MyChart or a branded patient app alongside provider search and scheduling, Gozio is the specialist and ExpoFP is not designed to replace it. Gozio's public materials describe beacon-based positioning, multi-building campus support, EHR-connected experiences and a growing roster of health system customers. ExpoFP is not a HIPAA-certified product, does not integrate with EHR systems and does not offer appointment, billing or patient-record workflows. Health systems with those requirements should evaluate Gozio or other healthcare-specific vendors and confirm security, compliance and integration details directly.

The real tradeoff

The real tradeoff is between an EHR-connected patient app and an app-free web and kiosk map. Gozio sits close to the patient record and the care journey: it aims to connect people to appointments, providers and the right door, inside an app that the health system brands and controls. That depth is valuable for daily operations, but it implies a more involved deployment with hardware, mapping, integrations and security review, and a sales-led purchasing path.

ExpoFP sits close to the map. It makes the campus, the departments and the occasional health fair legible and easy to publish, on the web and on kiosks, with minimal setup and no installation for the visitor. That simplicity comes with a narrower scope: it will not know who a patient is, where their appointment is, or what is in their chart, and it is not intended to. The choice comes down to whether wayfinding must live inside the patient record and app, or be open to every visitor from a link or kiosk.

How to decide

Start by writing down who will use the map and why. If the answer is patients and visitors finding departments and clinics every day, decide whether wayfinding must sit inside the patient app and EHR (shortlist Gozio and similar vendors) or be open to everyone through a link, your website and kiosks (evaluate ExpoFP's hospital wayfinding). Ask each vendor about positioning options, security documentation and total cost. If the answer is attendees and exhibitors at a conference or health fair, test ExpoFP with your real floor plan.

Some organizations will use both: an EHR-connected patient app for appointment journeys and an app-free web and kiosk map for every visitor and for campus events. Use the checks below to confirm fit.

  • Audience: app users with appointments, or every visitor, including walk-ins and event attendees?
  • Systems: do you need EHR, appointment or app-level integration, or a shareable, embeddable map with kiosks?
  • Speed and cost: do you need to launch in days with published pricing, or can you run a longer, quote-based rollout?

FAQ

For app-free hospital wayfinding, yes. ExpoFP offers searchable departments, rooms and services across multi-building campuses, kiosk mode, and maps embeddable on your website and in patient communications, plus event maps for medical conferences and health fairs. It is not a like-for-like replacement for Gozio's digital front door platform, which delivers Epic-connected patient experiences inside a branded app.

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Disclaimer

Information on this page is based on publicly available product materials and may change over time. If you represent this product and would like us to correct or update anything, please contact us. This is ExpoFP's own comparison and reflects our perspective based on publicly available information and user-facing product research.