Etiometry 2025 Highlights and Looking Ahead to 2026

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Etiometry is proud to celebrate a year of meaningful achievements in 2025, driven by close collaboration and a shared commitment to improving patient care.
In 2025, Etiometry achieved significant momentum in advancing AI-driven clinical intelligence and supporting critical care teams:

2025 Highlights:

  • Delivered major platform advancements and expanded hospital adoption, informing the care of more than 425,000 patients to date.
  • Secured our 10th FDA clearance, validating enhanced cybersecurity protections for hospitals and patients.
  • Advanced the platform with deeper incorporation of high-resolution waveform data, enabling richer physiological insights at the point of care.
  • Earned the 2025 Digital Health Hub Award – Best in Class: AI in Patient Care at the HLTH conference.
  • Published a record number of clinical studies with leading institutions, strengthening evidence across pediatric and adult critical care.
  • Continued focus on our Cardiac Critical Care Solution, supporting clinicians by organizing and displaying patient data to aid decision-making in intensive care settings.
  • Added the highest number of hospitals in company history, with notable growth among major health systems.
  • Expanded internationally, strengthening our presence in Europe and the Middle East through strategic partnerships.

As Shane Cooke, President and CEO of Etiometry, noted, the platform plays a proven role in improving care quality, reducing length of stay and ICU readmissions, lowering costs, easing care team burden, and improving documentation of complications.


Looking Ahead to 2026:

We are building on this momentum with a clear focus on:

  • Expanding our presence in the adult cardiac market.
  • Accelerating international expansion in Europe and the Middle East.
  • Continuing to advance solutions to help identify and manage life-threatening conditions, including cardiogenic shock, respiratory failure, and sepsis/ARDS.


With appreciation,
The Etiometry Team

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