Biofourmis
AI-driven platform delivering hospital-at-home, remote patient monitoring, and in-home care across the full care continuum
Overview
Biofourmis is a healthcare technology company that enables hospitals, health systems, and payers to deliver acute and post-acute care in patients' homes. Founded in Singapore in 2015 by Kuldeep Singh Rajput and relocated to Boston in 2019, the company built its BiofourmisCare platform around FDA-cleared AI algorithms, wearable biosensors, and care coordination software to replace or supplement inpatient stays with home-based alternatives.
In October 2024 Biofourmis merged with CopilotIQ to form what the companies describe as the first end-to-end AI-driven platform for in-home care, spanning pre-surgical optimization through chronic care management. David Koretz, formerly CEO of CopilotIQ, leads the combined entity. In January 2025 Biofourmis sold its life science division (Biofourmis Connect) to ActiGraph, sharpening its strategic focus on care delivery for health systems and payers.
The company serves more than 50 health systems and payers across 25 US states and has published outcomes including a 70% reduction in 30-day readmissions, 21-hour earlier deterioration detection, and up to 38% reductions in cost of care.
Products & Services
BiofourmisCare Platform
End-to-end care delivery platform for health systems and payers, combining wearable biosensors, 21 proprietary FDA-cleared AI algorithms, and care coordination software. Captures 4M+ data points per post-acute care patient per day. Includes 70+ remote dynamic care pathways configured by disease, acuity level, and clinical goals.
Key Features
- Medical-grade biosensor connectivity (device-agnostic)
- Personalized AI baselines with early deterioration detection
- Alert burden reduction up to 80% via notification optimization
- EMR integration for documentation and billing
- 24/7/365 nursing and practitioner support network
Target Users: Hospital clinical teams, health system operations, payers
Hospital at Home (Biovitals Hospital@Home)
Acute care delivery in home settings, replacing inpatient stays. Platform licensed in 25 US states and aligned with the CMS Acute Hospital Care at Home program.
Key Features
- Continuous vital sign monitoring via wearables
- FDA-cleared AI deterioration detection
- On-demand infusion, paramedicine, and mobile imaging coordination
Target Users: Health systems, hospitals
Timely Discharge
Transition management between care levels, enabling safe and earlier discharge from hospital to home. Reduces hospital length of stay.
Target Users: Hospital discharge planning teams, case managers
SNF at Home
Skilled nursing facility-level care delivered at home as an alternative to physical SNF placement.
Target Users: Health systems, payers
Remote Patient Monitoring
Continuous monitoring for chronic and high-acuity patients in home settings, with AI-driven alerts to clinical teams.
Target Users: Health systems, payers
At a Glance
- Founded
- 2015
- Headquarters
- Boston, MA, USA
- Employees
- 51-200
- Funding
- Series D
Category & Focus
- Category
- Customer Engagement
- Subcategories
- Remote patient monitoring hospital at home care coordination AI care management
- Insurance Verticals
- Health Group Benefits
- Target Customers
- Carriers, Employers
Customers
- Mayo Clinic
- Northwell Health
- Orlando Health
- UCI Health
- Lee Health
- AdventHealth
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Last updated: 2026-04-09