SEMDATEX
Berlin telemonitoring software for cardiac care, with heart-failure workflows, CIED follow-up and a cable-free Holter ECG
Quick Overview
| Company | SEMDATEX GmbH |
|---|---|
| Category | Remote Patient Monitoring Software |
| Headquarters | Berlin, Germany |
| Founded | 2017 |
| EU Presence | Yes - Germany (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages reviewed |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Not stated |
| Main Features | inCareNet HF, inCareNet RPM, inPACE CIED follow-up, net_ECG 12-day Holter, task automation, threshold alerts, shared dashboard across centres |
| Pricing | Pricing on request |
| Best For | Telemedicine centres and cardiologists following heart failure and implant patients |
| Replaces | Biofourmis cardiac pathways, implant-monitoring add-ons |
Detailed Review
SEMDATEX was founded in Berlin in 2017 by two telemedicine specialists. Its imprint gives a Charlottenburg register entry, HRB 183526 B, and the site lists ISO 13485, ISO/IEC 27001 and G-BA compliance.
The company counts 180+ telemonitoring centres in its hero text and 300+ medical centres on the About page, so quote whichever figure the vendor confirms in writing.
Implant Data and External Sensors
inCareNet HF combines data from ICD, CRT-D and CRT-P implants with external sensors, flags threshold breaches and gives clinicians in a network a shared overview. A lighter inCareNet RPM version uses implant data only.
Follow-Up Workflow
inPACE, launched in 2019, supports remote follow-up for patients with cardiac implants from all manufacturers, according to the solutions page.
A Device of Its Own
net_ECG is a three-channel cable-free Holter that records up to 12 days on one charge, with optional AI-supported reporting.
Limitations to Consider
SEMDATEX covers cardiac care only; a hospital that also monitors respiratory or diabetic patients would need a second product such as Luscii. Telemonitoring services in Germany require G-BA quality assurance certification, a condition the site spells out. No prices or hosting region are published.
Who Should Use SEMDATEX
German-speaking telemedicine centres, cardiology practices and clinics following heart failure and implant patients.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Implant telemetry and sensors in one view
- Commercial register and certifications named
- Own Holter ECG device
- Shared dashboard across centres
- Founded in 2017 with EU research involvement
Cons
- Cardiology only
- No public pricing
- Reimbursement tied to German rules
- Differing centre counts across pages
Alternatives to SEMDATEX
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
Cuviva
Sweden · White-label platform with Swedish storage options
Luscii
Netherlands · Home monitoring programmes for 150+ conditions
See all European remote patient monitoring software or compare them directly against Biofourmis cardiac pathways on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
It focuses on cardiac care, mainly heart failure telemonitoring and remote follow-up of patients with cardiac implants.
A cable-free three-channel Holter ECG that records up to 12 days on a single charge, with optional AI-supported analysis.
The site labels inCareNet HF as G-BA reimbursable and notes that telemonitoring services need G-BA quality assurance certification.