Huma Platform
Configurable remote monitoring platform that health systems and researchers deploy without building an app.
huma.comAt a glance
- Type
- Clinician platform
- Platforms
- Web · iOS · Android
- Who it’s for
- Clinicians, health systems and pharma
- Where it’s available
- Germany, United Kingdom, United States
- Sources cited
- 1
- In the library since
- 16 September 2026
What it does
Organisations configure a monitoring programme (which readings are collected, how often, what triggers an alert) and patients use the resulting application. Readings from connected devices and patient-reported symptoms arrive in one clinical view.
Because the same platform serves a hospital-at-home programme and a decentralised clinical trial, the interesting constraint is configurability under regulation: the thing being configured is a regulated product, so the configuration surface cannot be open-ended.
Patterns this product illustrates
PatternsPatientModerate clinical risk
Medication reminders and the missed dose
Prompting a person to take a medicine at the right time, recording whether they did, and handling the moment a dose is missed with a response that is proportionate to the medicine rather than a generic nag. The missed dose is the part that matters: it is where a reminder either helps, or becomes noise the person learns to dismiss.
2 products
ClinicianModerate clinical risk
A worklist ordered by what needs attention
A clinician's list of patients, studies or tasks, ordered so that what most needs attention is at the top (by acuity, by risk, by a flag, or by an AI's confidence that something is wrong) rather than by arrival time or name. The pattern includes how the ordering is explained, how it can be overridden, and what happens to the items that are not urgent.
2 products
SafetyHigh clinical risk
Escalating to a person when a reading crosses a threshold
A remotely collected measurement or answer (a vital sign, a symptom score, a missed check-in) passes a limit set for that patient, and the product raises it with a named person: a monitoring clinician, a care team, or the patient themselves with an instruction to act. The pattern is the threshold, the alert, and the route by which a person becomes responsible for what happens next.
1 product
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