Cuviva
Gothenburg software house with an MDR-certified platform for monitoring at home, from frail elderly care to hospital-at-home
Quick Overview
| Company | Cuviva AB |
|---|---|
| Category | Remote Patient Monitoring Software |
| Headquarters | Gothenburg, Sweden |
| Founded | 2016 |
| EU Presence | Yes - Sweden (EU) |
| Data Location | Customer choice, including non-US providers in Sweden |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Yes - hybrid and local storage options are stated on its security page |
| Main Features | Remote monitoring, hospital-at-home, self-monitoring, screening, digital therapies, municipal care support, sensor integration, white label, pseudonymised data |
| Pricing | Pricing on request |
| Best For | Municipalities and regions that want a white-label platform with their choice of data storage |
| Replaces | Biofourmis, Current Health |
Detailed Review
Cuviva started in 2016 and ran its first live pilot a year later with the health centre in Borgholm, Sweden. It targets multimorbid, frail and chronically ill people who receive care at home.
The commercial model is white label. Municipalities, regions and private caregivers configure the platform to their own needs rather than adopting a fixed Cuviva brand.
Storage You Can Choose
Its security page says customers can run hybrid or local setups and, since a move to Kubernetes, pick storage with non-US providers based in Sweden. That is rare detail in this category.
Personal data is pseudonymised and encrypted, with identification tied to a unique installation ID rather than personal identifiers.
Certificates It Names
The regulatory page states MDR class IIa certification by BSI since 2022 for the Cuviva RPM platform, an ISO 13485:2016 quality system certified by BSI and an ISO 27001:2022 information security certificate.
More Than Vital Signs
Modules cover self-monitoring, screening, digital therapy, preventive support and cross-professional collaboration, plus clinical studies, so one deployment can serve a municipality and a hospital ward.
Limitations to Consider
The marketing site is in Swedish first, with a shorter English version, and publishes no prices. Its customer base is described as Scandinavian, so references outside the Nordics are thinner than at Doccla or Luscii. The module list is broad, which means scoping a first deployment takes work.
Who Should Use Cuviva
Nordic and wider European regions or municipalities that want to own the branding and decide where patient data is stored.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- MDR class IIa certificate by BSI, stated by the vendor
- Storage options that exclude US providers
- ISO 27001:2022 and ISO 13485 named
- White label by design
- Covers home care and hospital-at-home
Cons
- Swedish-first documentation
- No public pricing
- Customer references mostly Scandinavian
- Broad modules need scoping
Alternatives to Cuviva
Other European remote patient monitoring software worth comparing before you decide:
Healthentia
Belgium · Class IIa software for monitoring, coaching and trial data
Medixine
Finland · Configurable monitoring suite with a Bluetooth hub app
Luscii
Netherlands · Home monitoring programmes for 150+ conditions
Corsano Health
Netherlands · Medical wristband with cloud and raw data access
See all European remote patient monitoring software or compare them directly against Biofourmis on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
The security page lists hybrid and local options, and storage with non-US providers in Sweden, chosen by the customer.
It states that the Cuviva RPM platform is an MDR class IIa device certified by BSI since 2022, backed by ISO 13485:2016.
The company says it sells white-label solutions to municipalities, regions and private caregivers across Europe, starting with a pilot in Borgholm, Sweden.