Otos
Otos provides an integrated hearing and cognitive health platform that automates hearing assessments and streamlines clinical workflows. The system enables earlier detection of hearing loss and cognitive decline risk through continuous patient monitoring and triage, allowing clinicians to focus on patients needing further evaluation. Clinical feasibility studies show 50% faster testing with one operator managing three parallel tests.
- Healthcare Technology
- Digital Health
- Software Only
Funding
Raised to date
$120KRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Hearing loss is one of the largest untreated health conditions globally and a leading modifiable risk factor for cognitive decline, yet today's care model is fragmented, reactive, and difficult to scale. Traditional hearing testing requires dedicated clinical time and equipment, limiting early detection and continuous monitoring for at-risk populations.
Solution
Otos provides a unified platform that brings hearing and cognitive health understanding into a single, streamlined system designed for real-world clinical and commercial deployment. The platform automates hearing assessments, streamlines data management, and enables clinicians to focus on quality care rather than test administration. It triages patients so clinicians only see those needing further clinical evaluation, and supports scalable pathways for intervention and follow-up. The system is designed for integration into existing clinical workflows, enabling earlier detection, smarter diagnosis, and continuous, autonomous patient management.
Target Audience
Primary customers are health systems, ENT and audiology practices, primary care providers, neurology departments, and longevity or concierge clinics seeking integrated hearing and cognitive health assessment capabilities.
Features
- Automated hearing assessments that reduce testing time by 50% compared to traditional methods
- Parallel test management allowing one operator to run three tests simultaneously
- Patient triage functionality that prioritizes individuals needing further clinical evaluation
- Continuous patient monitoring and engagement tools for longitudinal care
- Scalable intervention pathways supporting follow-up and hearing aid rehabilitation referrals
- Clinically validated approach with feasibility study completed at Helsinki University Hospital (2024)