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What Health Data Do Everyday Wearables Collect?
Marco Benítez talks with Mike Koelzer about how ROOK standardizes wearable and medical device data, interoperability, remote monitoring and AI in healthcare.
Marco Benítez, founder of ROOK, speaks with Mike Koelzer about how ROOK turns messy wearable data into standardized, usable health data from everyday devices. The conversation covers data standardization and interoperability in digital health, remote patient monitoring through wearables, AI-driven predictions in healthcare, integrating fitness wearables and medical devices such as Dexcom and Oura, and startup innovation in health data infrastructure.
What topics does the episode cover?
The episode covers these topics:
- Turning wearable data into usable health data
- Data standardization and interoperability in digital health, covered in how to access health data from wearables
- AI-driven predictions in healthcare
- Remote patient monitoring through wearables
- Bridging technology and healthcare innovation
- Integrating fitness wearables and medical devices (Dexcom, Oura and others)
- The regulatory landscape for health data
- Startup innovation in health data infrastructure
- How ROOK supports connected healthcare ecosystems
- The evolution of preventive and data-driven medicine
ROOK moves and standardizes health data; it does not diagnose, treat or replace clinical judgment.
To see how ROOK delivers normalized wearable data, read the ROOK developer documentation.
Written byDaniel MasDigital Marketing Lead
