DeepFacts Unveils Expansion Roadmap for proRITHM, Targets Pan India Presence by Early 2027

The company already has a strong presence in Telangana and is also preparing to enter the U.S. market by late 2027 or early 2028 as it continues to scale its AI-enabled healthcare solutions.

DeepFacts, the HealthTech company behind proRITHM, has announced its expansion roadmap, with plans to strengthen its presence across Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Odisha before expanding across India by early 2027.

The company already has a strong presence in Telangana and is also preparing to enter the U.S. market by late 2027 or early 2028 as it continues to scale its AI-enabled healthcare solutions.

The company said its proRITHM platform combines wearable technology with artificial intelligence to support early health risk detection and remote clinical monitoring. Designed to simplify continuous patient monitoring, the platform enables healthcare providers to track vital health parameters in real time.

As part of its innovation efforts, DeepFacts Pvt. Ltd. has secured three granted patents, reinforcing its focus on developing proprietary healthcare technologies.

Commenting on the company's growth plans, Vamsi Karatam, Founder & CEO of DeepFacts., said, "The future of healthcare lies in continuous, intelligent monitoring that enables timely interventions rather than reactive treatment. Our focus is to make clinically reliable remote monitoring accessible to healthcare providers across India while building globally relevant technology. The next phase of our expansion is centred on strengthening our presence in key Indian markets, deepening collaborations with healthcare partners, and preparing for international expansion."

The company has also received recognition through several national programmes and government-backed initiatives. It was selected among the Top 4 AI-based Healthcare Technologies at the AI in Healthcare 2.0 International Conference organised by Yashoda Hospitals and RICH.

It was also the second runner-up in the AP MedTech Challenge organised by the AP Government and RTIH under the Remote Care and Telemedicine category. In addition, the company is recognised and supported by TIH, IIT Bombay, DRISHI CPS Foundation, IIT Indore and GHRTBIF.

DeepFacts Pvt. Ltd. said it will continue expanding the adoption of proRITHM, its AI-powered remote patient monitoring platform, through its growing intellectual property portfolio, healthcare collaborations, and domestic and international expansion plans.

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