Datos Health
Founded 2015 · 38 employees on LinkedIn · 4 known investors
Datos Health provides an open care platform with an AI-driven, no-code Design Studio that lets healthcare systems build automated workflows for patients and clinicians and deploy remote patient monitoring CareApps. It serves healthcare organizations and clinical care teams across any clinical domain.
Also known as Datos · Datos Health Ltd.
Investors · 4
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Datos Health develops the Open Care Platform, a software-as-a-service remote care and remote patient monitoring (RPM) system for healthcare providers. Its core components are a no-code, drag-and-drop Care Pathways Design Studio for building or customizing care protocols; patient-facing CareApps that deliver reminders, educational content, surveys and vitals collection; a care team dashboard with population, cohort and individual patient views and rule-based escalation alerts; and an automated remote care workflow engine that executes clinical decision trees, which the company describes as combining RPM with robotic process automation (RPA). The platform also supports patient-reported outcome and experience measures (PROMs/PREMs) with algorithmic scoring that can trigger follow-up surveys, care plan changes or care team notifications, plus multichannel communication including chat, one-click calls, scheduled and ad-hoc virtual visits, and video-based vital sign capture.
The platform is positioned as device-agnostic, integrating with connected medical devices, wearables and fitness trackers, including patient-owned devices. Datos Health markets pre-built care programs designed alongside health systems, which customers can adopt as-is or modify; changes to protocols propagate to the patient app without downtime. Published care pathways cover hospital at home, cardiac rehabilitation, oncology care, high-risk pregnancy monitoring, CHF care, diabetes management and pulmonary rehabilitation, and the company states support for nearly 70 health conditions and wellness programs, including COVID-19 monitoring, hypertension, psychiatric monitoring, IBD symptom management, LVAD monitoring, gestational diabetes and preeclampsia monitoring, and neurology/Parkinson's monitoring. The product includes reporting for RPM, CCM, RTM and telehealth CPT-code reimbursement that can be uploaded to a customer's revenue cycle management system.
Earlier company descriptions characterized the software as simplifying remote treatment and follow-up, connecting patients at home with providers, and monitoring and predicting adverse health events in real time so care teams can intervene in complex medical treatments.
Business model
Datos Health sells its cloud-hosted Open Care platform to healthcare organizations, which configure or customize care programs themselves through the Design Studio or with the company's client success team; out-of-the-box care programs designed with health systems are also offered. Sales are demo-led through the company website, with dedicated positioning for clinicians and for payers.
Traction
Public references include collaborations or deployments cited by individuals at Sheba Medical Center, Permanente Health Care Ventures, University of Rochester, Inova Heart and Vascular Institute, Pacific University, the American Cancer Society and Amgen. The company states support for nearly 70 health conditions and wellness programs and publishes platform outcome figures for patient engagement, patient capacity, medication titration time and IT cost. At the time of its 2020 Series A, an investor cited early market adoption of the platform.
Latest developments
Datos Health markets an AI-driven hybrid care platform with AI-enabled care features and virtual visits, and displays recognition by TIME as a leading HealthTech company of 2025.
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Market position
Datos Health positions its offering against rigid, pre-built RPM point solutions, arguing that conventional systems only monitor and alert and are hard-coded for one or two use cases, whereas its open framework lets providers design and continuously adjust their own automated care workflows. It was named by TIME as a leading HealthTech company of 2025.
The company's stated differentiators are an open, fully customizable framework rather than fixed care programs; a no-code Design Studio that lets clinicians build and modify workflows without developers, with changes reflected immediately in the patient app; device agnosticism including bring-your-own-device support; a single patient app covering all use cases; and automation of clinical steps (assisted self-care with escalation only when intervention is needed) intended to reduce care team workload.
Technology
The platform is a SaaS system deployed in the cloud, currently on Google, with the company describing itself as cloud-agnostic across major providers. It combines a no-code drag-and-drop workflow designer, a rules/decision-tree automation engine driven by device data, vitals and survey responses, algorithmic scoring of validated and custom questionnaires, and device-agnostic integrations with connected medical devices, wearables and fitness trackers, many of which are FDA approved. Communication features include chat, virtual waiting rooms, screen sharing, file upload, and video-based vital signs monitoring. The company states it is ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018 and ISO 27799 certified and HIPAA and GDPR compliant, with annual penetration tests and periodic vulnerability testing.
Go-to-market
Inbound, content-supported demand generation via the company website (case studies, blog, learning center, press and news) converting to demo requests, supported by named endorsements from clinicians and executives at institutions including Sheba Medical Center, University of Rochester, Inova Heart and Vascular Institute, Pacific University, Permanente Health Care Ventures, the American Cancer Society and Amgen. The platform's built-in CPT reimbursement reporting is used to align with provider financial incentives.
Healthcare systems, hospitals, provider organizations and clinical care teams across any clinical specialty or acuity level, as well as payers; the company also cites use by academic and research institutions and a pharmaceutical company.
Geography
The company cites customers and pre-built programs developed with leading health systems across the globe, with named references in the United States and Israel; its Series A was led by an Israeli venture fund. Its advisory board includes clinicians in the United States and Israel.
History
The company raised a $7 million Series A announced in April 2020, led by Crescendo Venture Partners with Industry Ventures and existing investors Vertex and Angular Ventures, bringing total funding to $9.2 million at that time. It subsequently expanded from remote patient monitoring into what it markets as the Open Care platform for hybrid, AI-driven care, and in 2025 was named by TIME among leading HealthTech companies.
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Timeline · 2
launches, deals, and filingsDatos Health announced a $7 million Series A round led by Israeli venture fund Crescendo Venture Partners, with participation from Industry Ventures and existing investors Vertex and Angular Ventures, bringing total funding to $9.2 million. The company said it would use the funds to expand sales and marketing, accelerate product development and hire.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Datos Health do?
- Datos Health runs an open remote-care platform whose no-code Design Studio turns clinical protocols into automated patient CareApps.
- Who are Datos Health's investors?
- Datos Health's investors include Angular Ventures, Crescendo Venture Partners, Industry Ventures.