Tenovi’s Inc. 5000 Rank Signals Tipping Point for Remote Healthcare

PORTSMOUTH, NH – August 11, 2026 – In the world of high-growth companies, earning a spot on the Inc. 5000 list is a significant milestone. Securing a place for a second consecutive year, however, signals something more profound: a fundamental market shift. Tenovi, a Portsmouth-based provider of remote monitoring solutions, has done just that, landing at No. 201 on the 2026 list of America's fastest-growing private companies. With a staggering 1,647% revenue increase from 2022 to 2025, the company's trajectory is not just a business success story; it's a powerful indicator that the era of remote patient care is moving from a niche concept to a mainstream pillar of the healthcare infrastructure.

This isn't merely about growth for growth's sake. Tenovi’s ascent—which also includes ranking No. 23 in healthcare nationally and No. 7 in the competitive Boston metro area—is built on a foundational premise: simplification. In a healthcare system often bogged down by complexity, the company is proving that the most powerful innovation is sometimes the one that removes barriers, making sophisticated technology accessible and invisible for both patients and clinicians.

The Engine of Growth: Simplifying a Complex System

The promise of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) has long been understood: a continuous stream of physiological data from a patient's home can empower clinicians to manage chronic conditions proactively, prevent costly hospitalizations, and close the dangerous gaps between office visits. Yet, the reality has often fallen short. The hurdles of patient-side technology—requiring Wi-Fi, smartphone apps, and complex device syncing—have historically limited the reach and scalability of RPM programs, particularly among elderly or less tech-savvy populations.

This is the challenge Tenovi has systematically dismantled. At the core of its offering is the Tenovi Gateway, a cellular-enabled hub that provides true 'plug-and-play' functionality. Patients receive a kit with pre-paired medical devices, such as blood pressure cuffs or glucometers. They simply plug the gateway into a wall outlet and use the device. The data transmits automatically to their care team. No apps, no Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth pairing. This “infrastructure-first” model is the quiet engine behind the company’s explosive growth.

By supporting over 60 different remote monitoring devices, the platform remains agnostic, allowing healthcare organizations to choose the best tools for their specific patient populations. This flexibility, combined with seamless integration into existing Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, enables providers—from large health systems to community clinics across all 50 states—to deploy and scale their remote care programs with unprecedented ease. As one partner noted, this approach has been critical in removing barriers for patients in rural areas, expanding access to care where it's needed most.

A Trajectory Validated by a Booming Market

Tenovi's financial performance is a direct reflection of a market that is not just growing but maturing. The 1,647% revenue surge is backed by other accolades, including a No. 55 national ranking on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list and recognition from the Financial Times as one of the Americas' fastest-growing companies earlier this year. This momentum is fueled by powerful tailwinds, including expanding reimbursement policies from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), which saw payments for RPM services balloon from $15 million to over $500 million in just five years.

The company’s leadership views this growth as a validation of their core mission. “This recognition reflects the trust our customers place in us and the dedication of our team,” said Nizan Friedman, Ph.D., Co-Founder and CEO of Tenovi. “Remote monitoring can turn weeks of silence into a steady stream of data that clinicians can use to intervene earlier. Our mission is to continue innovating to make RPM more accessible and impactful for healthcare organizations and the patients they serve.”

This focus on accessibility is a recurring theme. “Making the Inc. 5000 list again is a reminder of what drives us, which is simplifying remote care,” noted Daniel Zondervan, Ph.D., Co-Founder and CTO. “Our team is continuously focused on developing technology that helps healthcare teams deliver connected care with the reliability, simplicity, and scalability they expect.” This disciplined approach has allowed the company to scale rapidly while maintaining the trust of its partners.

From Data Streams to Lifelines: The Human Impact

Behind the impressive revenue figures and growth charts lies the true measure of Tenovi's impact: the lives touched and improved. With over 319,000 patients served and more than half a million devices shipped, the company's technology is becoming a critical part of the care fabric for a significant and growing patient population. For the 130 million Americans living with chronic conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and heart failure, the shift from reactive, episodic care to proactive, continuous monitoring can be life-altering.

Healthcare providers using the platform have reported transformative results. One partner organization shared anecdotes of clinicians who credit the technology with saving lives by enabling them to catch critical health events before they became emergencies. This is the ultimate fulfillment of RPM's promise: turning a stream of data points into a lifeline that keeps patients safe at home and out of the hospital. Tenovi’s vision extends beyond current applications, with plans to expand into senior care, pharmacy, and maternal health, integrating a more holistic view of patient wellness that includes data on medication adherence, activity, and sleep.

Navigating the Competitive Landscape

As the RPM market heats up, Tenovi is fortifying its position not just through technological innovation but also through a commitment to industry standards and security. The company has achieved SOC 2 compliance, a rigorous audit of its data protection and security controls, which is a crucial differentiator in a field where patient data privacy is paramount. Furthermore, its participation in the Remote Monitoring Leadership Council signals a commitment to shaping the future of the industry, advocating for standards that advance access and innovation for all.

The journey from a startup founded in 2020 to an industry leader recognized on the Inc. 5000 list twice over is remarkable. It demonstrates a keen understanding of a critical market need and a disciplined execution of a simple but powerful strategy. By focusing relentlessly on removing friction from the remote care experience, Tenovi has not only built a high-growth business but is also helping to lay the essential infrastructure for a more connected, responsive, and equitable healthcare future.