AI-driven HealthTech company DeepFacts Pvt. Ltd. is accelerating its growth strategy with plans to expand across multiple Indian states before taking its remote patient monitoring technology to the United States within the next two years.
The company, which has already established a strong presence in Telangana, intends to strengthen its operations in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Odisha. A broader nationwide rollout is planned by early 2027, while preparations for entering the US market are targeted for late 2027 or early 2028.
DeepFacts has developed proRITHM, an artificial intelligence-enabled remote patient monitoring platform that works alongside wearable devices to support continuous health tracking. By providing clinicians with ongoing access to patient data, the platform helps identify potential health concerns earlier and supports informed clinical decisions without requiring frequent hospital visits.
Innovation remains a key focus for the company. DeepFacts has secured three granted patents, reflecting its emphasis on developing proprietary technologies that strengthen digital healthcare delivery.
Speaking about the company’s long-term vision, Vamsi Karatam, Founder & CEO, DeepFacts Pvt. Ltd., said, “The future of healthcare lies in continuous, intelligent monitoring that enables timely interventions rather than reactive treatment. Our focus is to make clinically reliable remote monitoring accessible to healthcare providers across India while building globally relevant technology.”
He further added, “The next phase of our expansion is centred on strengthening our presence in key Indian markets, deepening collaborations with healthcare partners, and preparing for international expansion.”
DeepFacts has also earned recognition through several national innovation platforms. Its AI-powered healthcare solution was selected among the Top 4 AI-based Healthcare Technologies at the AI in Healthcare 2.0 International Conference, hosted by Yashoda Hospitals and RICH. In addition, the company secured the second runner-up position in the AP MedTech Challenge under the Remote Care and Telemedicine category.
The company’s innovation journey has been supported by prominent research and incubation organizations, including Technology Innovation Hub (TIH), IIT Bombay, DRISHI CPS Foundation, IIT Indore, and GHRTBIF, highlighting increasing confidence in its digital health capabilities.
With its expansion plans gaining momentum, DeepFacts is positioning itself to strengthen AI-enabled remote healthcare services in India while laying the foundation for its entry into international markets. The company’s continued focus on innovation, strategic partnerships, and scalable digital solutions reflects the growing role of artificial intelligence in transforming patient care.