Datos Health

Datos Health provides an AI-driven hybrid care platform that enables healthcare organizations to design, deploy, and manage remote patient monitoring programs. The company's core offering centers on a no-code Design Studio that allows clinical teams to create customized automated care workflows and deploy them as patient-facing mobile applications called CareApps.

The platform supports multiple clinical domains including cardiac rehabilitation, oncology care, high-risk pregnancy monitoring, CHF management, diabetes care, and hospital-at-home programs. Datos Health's device-agnostic approach integrates with various medical devices while incorporating AI to automate triage, patient engagement, and care coordination. The platform aims to shift from traditional RPM alert-based models to automated assisted self-care pathways.

The company serves a diverse client base including major health systems like Mayo Clinic and Kaiser Permanente, pharmaceutical companies like Amgen, and international healthcare organizations across multiple countries. Datos Health was recognized by TIME Magazine as a leading HealthTech company in 2025.

Consider Datos Health when your organization needs to deploy multiple remote care programs quickly without extensive custom development. The platform's strength lies in enabling clinical teams to design their own care protocols and have them automatically transformed into patient applications, supporting rapid iteration and program expansion.

Expect a platform-based engagement model rather than custom software development. Organizations should be prepared to invest time in learning the Design Studio and defining their care workflows, with the payoff being the ability to launch and modify programs independently once implemented.

Datos Health operates exclusively in healthcare, focusing on remote patient monitoring and hybrid care delivery. The platform serves hospitals, health systems, payers, pharmaceutical companies, and senior care providers. Specific healthcare verticals include cardiac care, oncology, obstetrics, chronic disease management (CHF, diabetes), and hospital-at-home programs. The company demonstrates healthcare compliance understanding through its work with major health systems and international healthcare organizations, though specific certifications are not detailed on the website.

Mid-to-large healthcare organizations managing multiple patient populations requiring remote monitoring, particularly those frustrated with inflexible vendor solutions. Organizations with strong clinical protocols who want to automate their existing care pathways rather than adapt to vendor-dictated workflows. Health systems, Medicare Advantage plans, and specialty care providers seeking to scale RPM programs across departments while maintaining clinical autonomy.