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Life & fun · June 19, 2025

HealthoMat

Smart Health for Kids: Monitor, Connect, Own Data and thrive

What it does

Healthomat combines health monitoring, telemedicine, AI insights, social networking, and personal health records for parents and kids. It helps families connect with providers and peers, get advice, and own their data—enabling smarter, more personalized care.

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