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Cosight builds always-connected telehealth devices — cellular- and satellite-ready — for video consultations and remote patient monitoring, with real-time translation and integration with FDA-approved medical devices, aimed at hospitals and healthcare providers.
Cosight Networks is headquartered in Santa Monica, CA.
Cosight builds always-connected telehealth devices — cellular- and satellite-ready — for video consultations and remote patient monitoring, with real-time translation and integration with FDA-approved medical devices, aimed at hospitals and healthcare providers.
Most telehealth assumes a broadband connection, a smartphone, comfort with an app, and fluency in English — assumptions that fail hardest exactly where care is hardest to reach: rural, non-English-speaking, elderly, and disconnected patients.
Hospital-grade devices that need no technical skill to use and work on a single bar of LTE, over satellite, or with no fixed internet at all — HIPAA- and GDPR-compliant, with end-to-end encrypted, zero-knowledge architecture.
Founder Richie O'Halloran brings 20 years in satellite and telecom networking (SES Satellites, SES Networks, Sandvine) directly to the product. The team also includes two practicing physicians — Dr. Aviva Regev (UCLA anesthesiologist) and Dr. Michael Turchiano (emergency medicine) — and is built for the hardest connectivity cases: a single bar of LTE, satellite, or no fixed internet at all, including in-flight medical emergencies on commercial flights.
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