For hospitals and health systems
After discharge, your highest-risk patients are home alone with a new plan. Cosight goes home with them for 30 days, talks them through every medication and reading, and gets every answer to your team the same day.
Partners and programs
Why readmissions happen
Day 1
Why it fails
New medications, new times, one sheet of paper, often not in the patient's language: 8% of Medicare patients have limited English proficiency. Doses get missed, and nobody knows until the patient is back.
What Cosight does
At each dose, Cosight reads the instruction exactly as your team wrote it and shows the pill. The patient answers out loud, and your team sees taken, later or skipped.
Day 3
Why it fails
Home devices are confusing, so readings fade within days. Yet daily home monitoring cut heart-failure admissions by 29% across 8 trials.
What Cosight does
Cosight reminds them, then shows exactly what to do with the oximeter, cuff or scale, one step at a time. The reading arrives over Bluetooth and sends itself.
Day 6
Why it fails
One follow-up call isn't enough. In a 7,091-patient trial, a nurse call 48 hours after discharge didn't change 30-day readmissions (6.6% vs 6.7%), and only 45% of patients completed the call.
What Cosight does
Cosight checks in every day instead of once, and every reading and answer lands on your team's dashboard the same day, so a nurse can call while it is still a phone call.
Any day
Why it fails
28% of Americans aged 65 and over live alone, so a fall or chest pain can go unnoticed for hours.
What Cosight does
If they say “I fell” or “chest pain”, Cosight tells them to call 911, alerts your team and starts a care-team call on its own, unless they tap I'm OK.
Recorded on the device software your patients get. Turn the sound on: that is the real Cosight voice. The patient's voice is a stand-in.
At 6:30 PM Cosight reads the instruction exactly as the care team wrote it: one metoprolol 25 mg tablet with dinner. The patient answers taken, remind me later, skip or I need help, out loud or with a tap.
Your team sees
Cosight does not diagnose, change medications or judge readings. Your clinicians decide what happens next.
Patients talk to it like a person. No menus, no typing, no app.
Medications, readings and appointments, on the schedule your team sets.
Shows each pill and when to take it, so doses don't get mixed up.
Step-by-step help with FDA-cleared blood pressure, pulse oximeter and scale from A&D Medical.
Live translation between patient, family and clinician.
Connects over cellular out of the box. A satellite option for homes with no coverage is coming soon.
Every reading, answer and reported emergency lands in the care-team dashboard. Clinical decisions stay with your clinicians.
If a patient says “I fell” or “chest pain”, Cosight alerts your team and starts a care-team call on its own.
Connects with vitals devices and wearables
10 to 25 high-risk patients. Your staff monitor, we handle the devices. Success metrics are agreed in writing before the first device goes home.
Priced per 30-day episode, with no share of your reimbursement.
We sell the device and the software. Your clinicians keep the patient relationship, the clinical judgment and the billing.
| Capability | Cosight | Tablet RPM kits | Outsourced transitional care | Follow-up phone calls |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| In-home device, ready out of the box | Varies | |||
| FDA-cleared vitals every day | Varies | |||
| Voice-first: the patient just talks | Varies | |||
| Native language and live translation | Varies | Varies | Varies | |
| Works without home internet | Varies | Varies | ||
| Your staff keep the patient and the billing | ||||
| Family can keep it after day 30 |
Twenty years across satellite, cellular, and broadband on four continents, with senior product and sales roles at SES, O3B and Sandvine. Founded Cosight Networks in 2025.
Full-stack AI engineer with years building and shipping LLM, computer-vision, and generative-AI products. An early engineering leader at a fast-scaling startup, a solo SaaS founder, and a published computer-vision researcher.
Board-certified anesthesiologist at UCLA Health, with experience spanning Level 1 trauma, pandemic ICU leadership, and rural critical-access care. A former startup CMO, she leads Cosight's clinical strategy and product requirements.
Board-certified emergency physician with over a decade of frontline care at a rural trauma hospital, where she uses telemedicine daily. A former EMS Medical Director, she brings direct insight into the access gaps Cosight targets.
Michael Turchiano, MD
Emergency Medicine Advisor
Medical Doctor (NYU) & Emergency Medicine Physician.
Kevin Efros, MD
Medical Advisor
Board-certified anesthesiologist and Clinical Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology at the Keck School of Medicine of USC. NYU-trained, with over a decade of practice spanning Los Angeles and rural hospitals in California's Eastern Sierra.
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