Healthentia
Belgian software-as-medical-device that joins patient monitoring, coaching and decentralised trial data collection
Quick Overview
| Company | Innovation Sprint SRL |
|---|---|
| Category | Remote Patient Monitoring Software |
| Headquarters | Belgium (city not stated on pages reviewed), Belgium |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Belgium (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages reviewed |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Not stated |
| Main Features | Remote patient monitoring SaMD, IoT device integration, virtual coaching, digital therapeutics, ePRO, decentralised clinical trials, teleconsultation |
| Pricing | Pricing on request |
| Best For | Hospitals, pharma and researchers who want one certified app for care and trial data |
| Replaces | Biofourmis life-science modules, other RPM and ePRO apps |
Detailed Review
Healthentia is built and maintained by Innovation Sprint, which the About page calls a medtech manufacturer in Belgium. The product is the same app for patients whether the context is chronic care or a clinical study.
Its site is organised by customer type: pharma, healthcare organisations, health systems and payers, and homecare facilities, with separate pages for heart failure and oncology reimbursement.
Certified Software, Documented Versions
The Regulatory section lists a Medical Device v4 Class IIa MDR page, release notes with instructions for use and a SaaS agreement, so a procurement team can read the contract terms before a call.
Coaching Next to Monitoring
Besides physiological data collection, the app includes virtual coaching aimed at lifestyle change and educational resources, and the same record can support teleconsultation.
A Bridge to Research
The platform also supports decentralised clinical trials and electronic patient-reported outcomes, which suits sponsors that want trial and routine-care data in one place.
Limitations to Consider
Healthentia does not publish a price or a hosting location on the pages we reviewed. It focuses on the patient app and data layer; hospital dashboards and device logistics are not described the way Doccla describes them. The About page does not give a town or founding year.
Who Should Use Healthentia
Pharma sponsors, university hospitals and payers who need monitoring, coaching and trial data under one MDR-certified product.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Class IIa MDR page and release history published
- SaaS agreement available to read
- Monitoring, coaching and trials in one app
- Separate heart failure and oncology reimbursement material
- Interface in English, French and Dutch
Cons
- No public pricing
- Hosting location not stated
- City and founding year not stated
- Less focus on hospital workflow tooling
Alternatives to Healthentia
Other European remote patient monitoring software worth comparing before you decide:
Medixine
Finland · Configurable monitoring suite with a Bluetooth hub app
Cuviva
Sweden · White-label platform with Swedish storage options
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 life-science modules on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
The vendor describes it as an EU-certified software as medical device for monitoring patient health, tracking real-world data and delivering virtual coaching.
Yes. The site lists ePRO and decentralised clinical trials as a separate use of the same platform.
The Regulatory menu links to a SaaS Agreement for version 4, along with the medical device and release pages.