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BioIntelliSense

Clinical intelligence and continuous health monitoring

21-100 employees
  • Healthcare
  • Personal health
  • Big data
  • Wellbeing
  • MedTech
17301 West Colfax Avenue, Suite 152, Golden, CO 80401

Company mission

BioIntelliSense's mission is to create a healthier, more informed population and improve clinical outcomes.

70% employee growth in 12 months

Otta's take

Sam Franklin headshot

Sam Franklin

CEO of Otta

BioIntelliSense’s data-as-a-service platform offers continuous health monitoring and clinical intelligence services. Using the company’s pair of FDA-cleared devices, clinicians can access high-resolution patient data from outside clinical settings, helping them deliver high quality medical care across different environments.

BioIntelliSense is getting in on a market expected to see impressive growth: the remote patient monitoring market is anticipated to hit almost $120 billion globally by just 2025. This promising market, however, has brought along with it a flurry of rival and well-funded startups like Huma, Biofourmis, and TytoCare. FDA approval for their devices offers BioIntelliSense an edge in some cases - but it is an edge it will need to defend as other providers catch up.

Playing generally in the company’s favor is the increasing trend towards telehealth services - especially with moves being made in congress to expand the use of telehealth for programmes like Medicaid and Medicare Advantage. It looks like remote monitoring will fast become a mainstay of healthcare, and BioIntelliSense’s FDA-approved offerings put the company in good stead to net strong growth from this.

Benefits

  • Work from home opportunities
  • Health insurance
  • Vision and dental insurance
  • 401k plan

Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)

Jul 2021

$45m

SERIES B

Sep 2020

$12m

EARLY VC

$82m

Total funding

Founders

James Mault

(CEO & Chairman)

James studied Medicine at the University of Michigan before working as a Cardiothoracic surgeon and founding HealtheTech in 1998 and working as CEO of Microlife Health Solutions. They worked at Microsoft and Qualcomm, leaving the latter in June 2018 to co-found BioIntelliSense.

Having studied Electrical Engineering and Management Science at Stanford, David worked as a Cisco Engineer and research Assistant at Berkeley Wireless Research Center. After roles at Centrality Communications, SiRF, Booyah, and Striiv, they co-founded BioIntelliSense in 2018 with James.