All
5 known investors
all.health offers an Integrated Continuous Management (ICM) platform combining a clinical-grade wearable with an FDA-recognized system that collects 24/7 vitals and biometrics, screens for disease risk, and links patients to their care teams. It partners with health systems to integrate continuous remote monitoring into clinical workflows and provides AI-driven insights for clinicians.
Also known as all.health · All.health, Inc.
Investors · 5
Company profile
researched Aug 2026all.health (All.health, Inc.) develops an Integrated Continuous Management (ICM) platform that links patients to their care teams through continuous physiological monitoring. The company describes its system as combining clinical-grade medical technology with a consumer wearable experience, using an FDA-recognized system that collects and analyzes 24/7 vitals and biometrics data and screens for risk of a range of diseases. Rather than relying on point-in-time measurements, the system is intended to let clinicians act on a patient's health continuum.
The consumer-facing component is a mobile application, available for iOS and Android, that requires an invite code issued through participating healthcare providers or employers. The app connects the all.health band along with third-party weight scales, blood pressure cuffs and blood glucose meters, tracking steps, calories, key health metrics and sleep, and delivering educational content on lifestyle behavior. It integrates with Apple Health and supports third-party devices connected through Apple HealthKit, and includes messaging with a health coach. The company also publishes companion apps, including "all.health Legacy" and "all.research."
On the provider side, all.health states that it works with health systems to embed continuous, remote care into clinical workflows, supplying clinicians with continuous data, evidence-based guidelines and AI-generated insights intended to support personalized and predictive care, improve outcomes and reduce unnecessary office visits. The company frames access as a core objective, positioning the system as a way to reduce barriers related to distance, cost and physical limitations.
Business model
all.health distributes its service through healthcare providers, health systems and employers rather than directly to consumers: access to the app requires an invite code issued by a participating provider or employer, and the app itself is listed as free to download.
Traction
The Android app listed 500+ downloads, and the iOS app carried a 4.9 average rating from 8 ratings. The app has been updated regularly, with releases logged continuously through 2024, 2025 and 2026.
Latest developments
The mobile app has continued through frequent maintenance releases, with app store version histories showing updates through mid-2026 focused on bug fixes, stability and performance, plus added support for more weight and blood pressure devices.
▸Full profile — technology, go-to-market, geography
Technology
An FDA-recognized system that continuously collects and analyzes vitals and biometrics on a 24/7 basis and screens for disease risk, paired with the all.health band and an app that also connects third-party weight scales, blood pressure cuffs and blood glucose meters. The app integrates with Apple Health and HealthKit-connected devices. AI models are used to surface clinician-facing insights alongside evidence-based guidelines.
Go-to-market
Distribution runs through partnerships with health systems, providers and employers, which issue invite codes to enrolled members; the company describes the service as expanding to additional members over time.
Health systems, healthcare providers and employers, which in turn offer the service to their patients and employees; end users are patients under continuous remote monitoring.
Geography
All.health, Inc. lists an address at 649 Front St, Floor 2, San Francisco, California, United States. The mobile app is offered in the US App Store and Google Play in English, Spanish and Arabic.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 2
launches, deals, and filingsLatest listed iOS release of the all.health app, containing bug fixes and performance improvements.
Version 2025.5.1 of the all.health app added support for additional weight and blood pressure devices along with performance and bug fixes.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Allall.health · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does All do?
- all.health operates a continuous remote health monitoring platform pairing a wearable band with clinician-facing care workflows.
- Who are All's investors?
- All's investors include Mindset Venture, SignalFire, Dolby Family Ventures, Morpheus Ventures, Reinvent Capital.