Tenovi recognized as a Digital Health Hub Foundation’s Digital Health & AI Awards 2026 Quarterfinalist for the second year in a row
Tenovi, a healthcare IoT company that provides cellular-connected remote patient monitoring (RPM) and remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) infrastructure to healthcare organizations, today announced that it has been named a Quarterfinalist in the 2026 Digital Health & AI Awards 2026 in the Best in Class: Home, Hybrid & Remote Care category.
Now in its eighth year, the Digital Health & AI Awards recognize companies and innovations helping shape the future of healthcare. This year’s competition drew a record of more than 1,300 participating companies from across digital health, AI and healthcare technology, with entries evaluated by leaders spanning healthcare, investment, technology, clinical care and other areas of the health ecosystem.
The Tenovi Cellular Gateway was recognized for bringing Bluetooth monitoring devices online over a cellular connection, with no smartphone, Wi-Fi, app or pairing required. Patients plug the Gateway in at home, and readings from connected devices such as blood pressure monitors, weight scales, glucometers, pulse oximeters and medication trackers are automatically transmitted to their care team’s platform. A simple light on the Gateway turns red every morning as a reminder it’s time to take a measurement. The light turns green when the measurement was transmitted, so patients knows their reading went through. The recognition reflects Tenovi’s work to remove the technology barriers that keep many patients, including those without reliable internet or smartphone access, from staying connected to their care at home.
Managing a chronic condition happens day to day at home, between visits. The Gateway makes it simple for patients to share readings with their care team as part of that daily routine.
“Being named a Quarterfinalist for the second year in a row is a credit to our team and to the organizations that put the Gateway in patients’ homes every day,” said Nizan Friedman, Co-founder and CEO of Tenovi. “We built the Gateway on a simple idea, that a patient should be able to take a reading and trust that it reached their care team, without worrying about a complicated setup or phone plans. We’re honored to see that idea recognized, and we look forward to HLTH.”
“Each year, the Awards give us a front-row seat to the technologies, companies and leaders working to move healthcare forward,” said Mark H. Goldstein, Chairman of the Digital Health Hub Foundation. “Congratulations to our 2026 Quarterfinalists. We are excited to recognize their work and follow their progress as we move toward the Grand Finale at HLTH.”
Quarterfinalists will advance through the next stage of judging, with Finalists announced October 12, 2026. The competition will culminate at the Digital Health & AI Awards Grand Finale on November 16 at HLTH in Las Vegas, where the 2026 Rising Star and Best in Class winners will be announced live
About Digital Health Hub Foundation
The Digital Health Hub Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to identifying, recognizing and elevating the companies and innovations shaping the future of health.
Founded in 2017 on the campus of UCSF in San Francisco, our 30,000+ member ecosystem brings together healthcare innovators, industry leaders, investors, clinicians, researchers and experts from around the world. Through the Digital Health & AI Awards and our year-round programs, we connect and celebrate the people and companies advancing healthcare through innovation and technology.
