Suggestic

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overall

17,398

out of 60,653

-1394

traffic

11,612

out of 60,653

-1069

investment

5,621

out of 60,653

-510

review

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These rankings are based on data from December 2025

Company

Suggestic

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

United States

Suggestic offers a customizable telehealth solution with AI-powered engagement tools. Designed to enhance health outcomes and customer loyalty, it supports wearable integrations and ensures compliance with leading security standards.

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Pricing

unknown

Use

(remote) patient monitoring

ai meal plan

appointment & meeting scheduling

diet management

Position of Suggestic on sub rankings

December 2025

(Remote) patient monitoring - Overall

72 out of 167

Ai meal plan - Overall

22 out of 47

Appointment & meeting scheduling - Overall

186 out of 480

Diet management - Overall

27 out of 79

United States - Overall

7,363 out of 16,681

(Remote) patient monitoring - Overall

72 out of 167

Ai meal plan - Overall

22 out of 47

Appointment & meeting scheduling - Overall

186 out of 480

Diet management - Overall

27 out of 79

United States - Overall

7,363 out of 16,681

Industries

health & sports

Integrations

wearable systems

Security protocols

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Company

Suggestic

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

United States

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