Bodyport

Bodyport

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $33.5M

Overview

Bodyport is a San Francisco-based digital health company commercializing an integrated hardware and software platform for remote heart failure monitoring. Its core product, the Bodyport Cardiac Scale, uses advanced sensors and algorithms to measure hemodynamic biomarkers through a patient's feet, with data transmitted to a clinical care portal. The company's Congestion Index algorithm has demonstrated in clinical studies the ability to detect twice as many heart failure events as standard weight monitoring. Bodyport targets health systems and providers with a solution designed for seamless integration and remote patient management (RPM) reimbursement.

CardiovascularHeart Failure

Technology Platform

Integrated digital health platform featuring an FDA-cleared connected scale (Cardiac Scale) that non-invasively measures hemodynamic biomarkers through the feet, paired with a proprietary algorithm (Congestion Index) that analyzes these biomarkers to detect early signs of worsening heart failure. Data is delivered via a HIPAA-compliant, SOC 2-certified software care platform.

Funding History

3
Total raised:$33.5M
Series B$20M
Series A$11M
Seed$2.5M

Opportunities

The growing shift to value-based care and remote patient monitoring (RPM) creates strong demand for solutions that reduce costly heart failure hospitalizations.
The platform's extensible biomarker data set offers opportunities to expand into adjacent chronic conditions like kidney disease or hypertension, and to partner with pharma for digital biomarkers.

Risk Factors

Key risks include slow adoption by health systems due to workflow integration challenges, competition from other remote monitoring technologies (both implantable and wearable), and potential changes in reimbursement policies for RPM services that could affect financial viability.

Competitive Landscape

Bodyport competes in the remote heart failure monitoring space against traditional weight-based monitoring, implantable hemodynamic monitors (e.g., Abbott's CardioMEMS), and other wearable devices. Its key differentiation is the non-invasive, multi-parameter biomarker approach that has shown superior event detection to weight alone in clinical studies.