Empower,
not just monitor.
Cuico Health is the bridge between the hospital and the patient between visits. It collects what happens at home and returns it to the clinical team, organised, and to the patient, translated and actionable.
99% of the time, the patient is alone
Chronic and post-surgery patients live outside the hospital. Today that time is invisible to their clinical team.
8,760
hours a year living with the condition
Every day counts: measurements, symptoms, habits, medication.
2 or 3
appointments a year
The doctor rebuilds three months from the patient's memory.
0
of that data reaches the clinician on its own
Meanwhile the patient is alone, with doubts, not knowing whether what they feel is normal.
"Uncertainty is half of fear." An informed patient is a safer patient.
Almost the whole sector sells surveillance. We sell assisted autonomy.
Sensors, dashboards, alerts: the patient as a measured object. In Cuico the patient is a person who decides.
Monitor
What the sector sells
The patient is a measured object
Data travels only to the hospital
Complies because they were told to
Needs the device they are given
Empower
What Cuico builds
The patient is a person who decides
Data comes back translated
Takes part because they see the point
The device they already own works
This is not a slogan: it is four levers built into the product
Untranslated data does not create behaviour: it creates anxiety or indifference. Each lever exists to turn data into an action.
Your blood pressure
Last 4 weeks
What it means: this week's values are within your usual range. Your morning medication is keeping them stable.
1. From data to control
The patient does not see a lone number: they see their trend, with explanations about their own data, content filtered by their clinical situation and a PDF report they can bring to any appointment. The data is theirs, not only the hospital's.
Today, day +12 after knee replacement
Take the anticoagulant
Walk 15 minutes with crutches
Photo of the wound for your team
Swelling is normal until day +21. If you get a fever, let us know from here.
2. Continuity: never alone
Pre- and post-operative protocols unfold on their own from day −7 to day +90: what is happening, what to do and when. The patient always knows where they are on the path. The same for chronic programmes.
Ethical limits, inside the product
Never blame
Never create anxiety
Never reward obsessive behaviour
Never compare in a way that hurts
3. Wanting to take part
We design for real adherence, with ethical limits that are part of the product. The patient takes part because they see the point, not because they were told to.
Log glucose
Two tapsmg/dL · fasting
Read the meter from a photo
4. Equity and access
Manual entry in two taps and photo reading, multilingual, the hospital's own branding and room for a caregiver. We do not assume digital literacy: a product that only empowers those who already know widens the gap instead of closing it.
What the patient receives every day
Not a wall of data: routines, protocols, learning pills, news from their service, nutrition and a channel to their team. All under the hospital's brand.
Routines
Few things, clear and at the right moment. The routine comes from the clinical profile and the doctor adjusts it for that person without touching anyone else.
Outpatient clinic hours change during August
New guide: walking safely again after your knee replacement
News from their service
What their hospital and service publish, filtered by their clinical situation. Nothing generic: only what affects them.
Learning pills
Short content, in their language and filtered by their clinical profiles. It shows up when it makes sense: the pill about weight arrives the day they start weighing themselves.
Protocol · knee replacement
Day −7 → +90Preparation · day −7
What to bring, what to stop taking, when to stop eating.
Surgery · day 0
What will happen today and who is with you.
Recovery · days +1 to +30
Wound, pain, exercises and warning signs, day by day.
Back to normal life · up to +90
Walking, driving, working: when and how.
Protocols
Pre- and post-operative, and chronic programmes. They unfold on their own: every day the patient knows what is happening, what to do and where they are on the path.
Lunch · 14:05
AI-assisted nutrition, reviewed by doctors
A photo of the plate and the AI suggests; the hospital's Nutrition team reviews the plan and sets the limits. The patient gets a suggestion, not a grade.
Hi, I have seen your blood pressure readings this week. All in order. How are you feeling with the new dose?
A channel to their team
Messaging with the clinical team and short questionnaires when due. Questions from home get answered at home, and what matters arrives before the appointment.
What it is, concretely
Two pieces and one core: clinical profiles. Modules each hospital switches on as needed.
Empowerment, translated into the hospital's language
We sell to the hospital as SaaS. The patient gets it for free, under the hospital's brand.
A patient who understands is a patient who adheres
Data comes back translated; behaviour changes because it makes sense.
Fewer avoidable appointments and calls
Questions from home get answered at home, through the protocol and messaging.
Information before the appointment, prioritised
Not a wall of data: what matters, organised, when it matters.
Better patient experience
Never alone between visits, under their own hospital's brand.
For the hospital and its clinical services
A bridge, not a shore: what happens at home reaches the clinical team organised, and the patient takes part because they see the point.
Isolated space per hospital
An independent database for each client.
GDPR and LOPDGDD by design
This is a health platform: there is no margin here.
The data belongs to the patient
They take it as a PDF to any appointment.
Anonymised export
For clinical studies and research.
Security and data
Isolated space per hospital, with an independent database for each client. GDPR and LOPDGDD by design.
A Spanish company, Cuico Health, S.L. The project was born from a cardiologist's observation of what patients lack when they leave the consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our healthcare monitoring solution
Our AI system analyzes patient data in real-time, providing personalized insights and early detection of potential health issues. It helps automate routine tasks and generates smart alerts for healthcare providers.
The system connects to various health monitoring devices and wearables, collecting vital signs and health metrics. This data is securely transmitted to our platform, where it's analyzed to provide real-time insights and alerts for both patients and healthcare providers.
We implement end-to-end encryption and comply with HIPAA, GDPR, and local health data regulations. Our platform features secure authentication, regular security audits, and gives users full control over their data sharing preferences.
Yes, our platform is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems and healthcare management platforms through secure APIs and standard healthcare data protocols.
By automating routine monitoring tasks, providing smart alerts, and generating comprehensive health reports, our system reduces the time spent on administrative tasks while enabling more focused patient care.
Yes, we've designed the patient interface to be intuitive and user-friendly. The app provides clear instructions, personalized health insights, and responsive support to ensure a smooth experience for users of all ages.
Absolutely! We offer white-label solutions that allow you to customize the platform with your brand's colors, logo, and messaging. The implementation process is quick and maintains all necessary certifications.
