Teton

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overall

3,079

out of 60,653

-762

traffic

9,940

out of 60,653

-2665

investment

1,832

out of 60,653

-141

review

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These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Teton

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

Denmark

Teton provides an AI-powered platform for advanced patient monitoring, utilizing computer vision to deliver real-time insights and predictive intelligence, enhancing care quality and operational efficiency in healthcare settings.

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Unknown

Pricing

paid

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Use

(remote) patient monitoring

customer service management

data analysis

data science solutions

predictive analytics

real-time monitoring & alerting

Position of Teton on sub rankings

December 2025

(Remote) patient monitoring - Overall

7 out of 167

Denmark - Overall

26 out of 1,056

Denmark - Traffic

95 out of 1,056

Denmark - Investment

20 out of 1,056

Predictive analytics - Overall

34 out of 880

(Remote) patient monitoring - Overall

7 out of 167

Denmark - Overall

26 out of 1,056

Denmark - Traffic

95 out of 1,056

Denmark - Investment

20 out of 1,056

Predictive analytics - Overall

34 out of 880

Industries

health & sports

Integrations

existing apps and platforms

Company

Teton

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

Denmark

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