Teton raises $20M Series A for AI-powered healthcare monitoring platform

Danish healthcare AI company Teton has raised $20 million in Series A funding led by Plural Platform, with participation from Bertelsmann Investments, Antler Elevate, Nebular, and PSV Tech, as the Copenhagen-based startup scales its predictive intelligence platform for elderly care and hospital settings.

Founded in 2020 by CEO Mikkel Wad Thorsen and CTO Esben Klint Thorius, Teton creates digital twins of patient rooms using computer vision and AI to monitor resident health and behavior in real-time. The platform processes data locally for privacy compliance, generating 3D spatial representations without storing video footage.

Since its seed-round, Teton has grown and even partnered with NVIDIA to develop what the company claims is the largest point-of-care dataset in senior care. The technology seems to deliver measurable outcomes including 82% reduction in falls, 25% time savings for caregivers, 28% higher staff retention, and 5x ROI within one year of installation.

Teton's platform addresses critical healthcare workforce shortages by shifting care from reactive to predictive, enabling early intervention and optimizing staffing workflows. The company serves hospitals and care homes across the US and Europe, with advanced pilots underway with major US asset owners.

Founders: Mikkel Wad Thorsen (CEO), Esben Klint Thorius (CTO)

Sources: Crunchbase, Tenton