Kaiku Health To Build On 2020 Success With Rapid Expansion

Says CEO Of Digital Health Firm

With digital therapies and devices seeing widespread adoption in response to lockdown limitations during the COVID-19 pandemic, Kaiku Health is in a strong position to expand its patient monitoring software. CEO Lauri Sippola spoke with In Vivo about the platform and the company’s plans for 2021 and beyond.

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Founded in 2012 out of Aalto University in Finland, Kaiku Health is seeking to advance personalized digital health monitoring for cancer patients, to improve quality of life, clinic workflow, and treatment outcomes. Its mission is to “echo the voice of the patient,” explained CEO Lauri Sippola, with ‘kaiku’ being Finnish for ‘echo.’

The Helsinki-based company has developed an app which “guides patients through treatment and through recovery, the whole patient journey,” said...

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