EnsoData
Founded Year
2015Stage
Series A - II | AliveTotal Raised
$31.36MLast Raised
$20M | 2 mos agoAbout EnsoData
EnsoData simplifies the process of reading and analyzing the human body to help quickly and accurately diagnose conditions, starting with sleep. Using artificial intelligence, its technology analyzes billions of data points collected from sensors placed throughout the entire human body to help clinicians quickly and consistently make diagnoses. Heartbeats on an EKG, eye movements through an EOG, and brain waves through an EEG all output as waveform data. The company is based in Madison, Wisconsin, and was founded in 2015.
EnsoData Headquarter Location
111 S Hamilton St Suite 30
Madison, Wisconsin, 53703,
United States
608-509-4704
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EnsoSleep
EnsoSleep is an AI scoring and analysis solution that automates event detection, providing consistent and reliable scoring of sleep studies, in a matter of minutes, ready for a clinician’s review.
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CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned EnsoData in 3 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Aug 4, 2021.
Jul 24, 2019
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Digital Health
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Technologies, platforms, and systems that engage consumers for lifestyle, wellness, or health-related purposes; capture, store, or transmit health data; and/or support life science and clinical operations. (DiME, DTA, HealthXL, & NODE.Health)
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Latest EnsoData News
Jun 8, 2022
By Share Justin Mortara On the heels of Madison-based EnsoData announcing the completion of a $20 million Series A funding round, the company has also announced a noteworthy leadership change. Justin Mortara, the company’s executive chairman and an investor… Want to Read More? Paid BizTimes subscribers get unlimited access to all Insider content and much more. Learn more in our Insider FAQ . On the heels of Madison-based EnsoData announcing the completion of a $20 million Series A funding round, the company has also announced a noteworthy leadership change. Justin Mortara, the company’s executive chairman and an investor in the business, has also been named president. Mortara is also the co-founder of Milwaukee-based Rose Biosciences, a tech-focused bio startup, and principal at Mortara Group, LLC. He also spent over 20 years at Mortara Instrument, a provider of diagnostics for cardiovascular disease, as CEO. In February 2017, Mortara Instrument was acquired by Chicago-based Hill-Rom Holdings Inc. for $330 million.In his new role as president, Mortara will support EnsoData's vision by preparing the company for scale in its next stage of growth. This includes expanding EnsoData's team, advancing its commercial strategy and identifying new strategic opportunities. Prior to this role, Mortara also managed a portfolio of early-stage health care investments spanning devices, tech-enabled services and life sciences.“As both a scientist and investor, I’ve reviewed a multitude of AI solutions in health care,” Mortara said. “The EnsoData team has created a truly unique platform in sleep that stands apart. With great initial customer traction and further AI-powered solutions under development, the time was right for me to assume a more active role and lend a hand in this exciting next chapter of growth.”EnsoData says its is the first AI technology cleared to aid clinicians in the diagnosis of sleep disorders and sleep apnea. The startup works primarily with clinicians, health systems and academic medical centers to improve health care outcomes by streamlining data analysis with waveform artificial intelligence.The company’s latest funding round was led by Inspire Medical Systems, Inc. of Golden Valley, Minnesota. Existing investors including Zetta Venture Partners, Venture Investors, Supermoon Capital, Colle Capital, HealthX Ventures, M25 Ventures and Mortara also took part in the funding round.EnsoData has experienced continued growth over the past year, driven by demand from customers seeking to enable faster and more accurate diagnoses and improve patient outcomes in the communities they serve.In the past year, EnsoData received its second FDA clearance, doubled its team in size, expanded partnerships with leading providers worldwide, and extended further support for virtual and at-home diagnostics.With this new funding, EnsoData will rapidly scale multinational expansion and commercial distribution partnerships, continue building out its team, and expand its product offerings.“Our proven, clinically validated technology has generated real demand and traction and as we continue to scale our team and growth,” said Chris Fernandez, CEO and co-founder of EnsoData. “With this confluence of new funding, new partnerships, and the addition of industry veterans like Justin to our team, we’re even better positioned today to continue our upward trajectory and to successfully navigate the evolving state of health care.” Sign Up Now Sign up for BizTimes Daily Alerts Stay up-to-date on the people, companies and issues that impact business in Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin
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When was EnsoData founded?
EnsoData was founded in 2015.
Where is EnsoData's headquarters?
EnsoData's headquarters is located at 111 S Hamilton St, Madison.
What is EnsoData's latest funding round?
EnsoData's latest funding round is Series A - II.
How much did EnsoData raise?
EnsoData raised a total of $31.36M.
Who are the investors of EnsoData?
Investors of EnsoData include HealthX Ventures, M25, Zetta Venture Partners, Colle Capital Partners, Venture Investors and 12 more.
Who are EnsoData's competitors?
Competitors of EnsoData include Dozee, Itamar Medical, Philips Lifeline, Neurobit Technologies, Advanced Brain Monitoring and 7 more.
What products does EnsoData offer?
EnsoData's products include EnsoSleep and 1 more.
Who are EnsoData's customers?
Customers of EnsoData include CommonSpirit Health, Rush , MedBridge and BetterNight.
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