The smartest way tocollect research data

The smartest way to
collect research data
provide personalized care
understand women’s health
collect research data

We transform complex wearable data into actionable insights for researchers, clinicians and patients to better understand human health and improve care delivery.

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Amissa empowers healthcare providers and researchers to easily collect, analyze, and act on Apple Watch data from both patients and study participants. No more data overload—just the key insights you need to drive better outcomes and groundbreaking discoveries.

Effortless Enrollment
Quickly add patients or study participants to the Amissa platform and assign them to a tailored clinical or research pathway.
Seamless Data Collection
Participants connect their Apple Watch to the Amissa app, automatically tracking vitals, menopause-related symptoms, and other health metrics.
Clear, Actionable Insights
Receive high-quality biometric and symptom feedback, with key trends and outliers highlighted—ensuring you focus on what matters most.
Collaborative, Data-Driven Decision Making
Providers, researchers, and participants work from the same real-time data, making it easier to refine treatments, adjust research protocols, and improve health outcomes

Trusted by Leading Organizations

Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
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Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health
Harvard Medical School
Washington University in St. Louis
Massachusetts General Hospital
National Science Foundation
UNC Charlotte
National Institutes of Health

For Clinicians and Patients

Data from wearables enables healthcare providers to better understand patient concerns and tailor treatments based upon individual patient needs.

Send a quick questionnaire to patients prior to their visit to flag any perimenopause symptoms.
Receive key insights with glanceable data within existing workflows.
Start gathering patients’ Apple Watch data in less than a minute.
See quantifiable data about hot flashes, sleep interruptions, night sweats, and other perimenopause symptoms and determine if treatment plans are helping.
Build a practice-wide database on perimenopause symptoms and management to advance your understanding of treatment.
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For Researchers

Amissa Health empowers cutting edge research by providing an innovative platform for wearable data collection and analysis.

Quickly add study participants to the researcher portal and select the data points you want to collect.
Generate 200,000 times more real-word data than traditional clinician visits.
Remotely monitor participant activity, and easily organize, analyze, and share results.
Adhere to IRB and NIH standards for data collection and technology use throughout the study lifecycle.
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Areas of Focus

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Menopause


Each year, 1.3 million women in the U.S. become menopausal, yet the lack of research leaves many without effective treatments or support. At Amissa, we’re working with patients and providers to develop next-generation digital biomarkers, closing the knowledge gap and improving personalized care for perimenopause.


Help Your Patients
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Alzheimer’s


An estimated 6.7 million Americans over 65 are living with Alzheimer’s disease, and almost two-thirds of these are women. Amissa has developed machine learning models that predict preclinical Alzheimer’s disease based upon Apple Watch data. We partner with leading research institutions to understand dementia and cognitive decline.


Improve Your Research

News and Updates

Apple Watch Ultra
blog

Data science will help prevent Alzheimer's

“The high-frequency patient-generated health and behavior data collected by the Amissa Health application on Apple Watches, such as heart rate, activity levels, sleep patterns, and other physiological parameters, can contain subtle patterns that could be indicative of cognitive decline associated with dementia.”
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