
tenac.io is a digital health startup focused on transforming cardiovascular care. They provide comprehensive risk assessments and treatment recommendations for physicians and patients dealing with cardiovascular diseases. Their core product, OptiCor, utilizes a validated algorithm to predict patient mortality, stroke, and bleeding risks based on clinical data. OptiCor visualizes patient risk and the impact of optimized treatments, offering guideline-based, individual, and practical treatment optimization plans. The company aims to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs associated with cardiovascular diseases, positioning itself as a leader in precision medicine for this critical health area.

tenac.io is a digital health startup focused on transforming cardiovascular care. They provide comprehensive risk assessments and treatment recommendations for physicians and patients dealing with cardiovascular diseases. Their core product, OptiCor, utilizes a validated algorithm to predict patient mortality, stroke, and bleeding risks based on clinical data. OptiCor visualizes patient risk and the impact of optimized treatments, offering guideline-based, individual, and practical treatment optimization plans. The company aims to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs associated with cardiovascular diseases, positioning itself as a leader in precision medicine for this critical health area.
Sector: Digital cardiovascular care / clinical decision support
Flagship product: OptiCor (therapy-optimization and risk prediction)
Headquarters: Berlin, Germany
Founded: 2019
Recent disclosed funding: Seed round (Apr 2, 2024); total disclosed ≈ $1.37M
Cardiovascular disease risk stratification and therapy optimization for clinicians and healthcare systems.
2019
Digital health / Medical software
Most recent disclosed seed round (Apr 2, 2024)
Prior reported seed financing (Mar 31, 2022) involving Sir Michael Hintze and Tanegra LLC
Prior reported seed financing (Mar 22, 2021) involving Sir Michael Hintze and Tanegra LLC
“Investors reported include Plug and Play, Tanegra LLC (Series H), and Sir Michael Hintze”