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Directosant - About the company

Directosant is a funded company based in Nantes (France), founded in 2015 by Typhaine Servant. It operates as a Provider of software remote monitoring patients after discharge. The company has 76 active competitors, including 9 funded and 6 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Kry, MEDADOM and Cureety.

Company Details

Directosant provides software for remote monitoring patients after discharge. It sends patients reminders and medical questionnaires by SMS to identify the needs of patients. Identify the patients who require an emergency consultation with the caregivers.
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Phone Number
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Founded Year
2015
Location
Nantes, France
Stage
Funding Raised
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Employee Count
25 as on May 31, 2026
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Directosant's funding and investors

Directosant is a funded company. Directosant has 1 institutional investor.

Directosant's founders and board of directors

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The founders of Directosant is Typhaine Servant.
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Directosant's employee count trend

Directosant has 25 employees as of May 26. Here is Directosant's employee count trend over the years:
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Directosant's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of Directosant include Kry, MEDADOM and Cureety. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Directosant, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for Kry
Kry
2015, Stockholm (Sweden), Series D
Provider of digital and physical primary urgent and secondary care
$703M
70/100
2nd
Logo for MEDADOM
MEDADOM
2016, Paris (France), Series A
App for online and home based consultation
$47.6M
54/100
3rd
Logo for Cureety
Cureety
2017, Dinan (France), Seed
Provider of telemonitoring app for cancer patients
$1.33M
51/100
4th
Logo for Curecall
Curecall
2020, Sainghin en Melantois (France), Acquired
Provides an automated SMS based telehealth solution for patient engagement
$1.41M
47/100
5th
Logo for Concilio
Concilio
2015, Paris (France), Seed
Online platform offering telemedicine services
$4.63M
47/100
6th
Logo for Maiia
Maiia
2018, Boulogne billancourt (France), Unfunded
Provider of an online teleconsultation platform for multiple diseases
-
-
46/100
7th
Logo for Ad Scientiam
Ad Scientiam
2013, Paris (France), Funding Raised
Provider of remote monitoring and self assessment platforms
-
40/100
8th
Logo for Doc Rendezvous
Doc Rendezvous
2006, Bordeaux (France), Unfunded
Mobile app offering remote consultation services with doctors across multiple medical specialities
-
-
38/100
9th
Logo for Nomadeec
Nomadeec
2014, Latresne (France), Acquired
Mobile telemedicine platform for emergency treatments
$4.38M
38/100
10th
Logo for Nouveal
Nouveal
2013, Lyon (France), Acquired
Provider of a care management platform to guide patients through the care process
$5.56M
38/100
13th
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Directosant
2015, Nantes (France), Funding Raised
Provider of software remote monitoring patients after discharge
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35/100
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