ABOUT dHealth Intelligence
Our Mission
From Messy Data to Health Answers
Bringing people and their health data online means unifying scattered data from clinics, wearables, apps, and memories into one coherent view. AI interprets messy, unstructured data and delivers the personalised, proactive care people expect.
In a world overloaded with apps, people need ONE intelligent assistant that speaks human, not tech. AI that guides each individual through their health journey by connecting tools, interpreting data, and adapting to evolving needs.
Decentralised Health
dHealth Network DAO
The Role of Blockchain in Empowering the AI Agent
By combining AI with blockchain, users can easily onboard to a platform, maintain ownership of their health data, and participate in the ecosystem without compromising their privacy or trust. The dHealth Network leverages blockchain to transparently track data sharing, enable verifiable governance of the DHI agent, and ensure that only authorised actions are performed on behalf of the user. Blockchain records allow users to verify that their agent is acting in their best interest and to define and enforce the exact scope of the agent's authority. In addition, blockchain provides the foundation for seamless, automated peer-to-peer and agent-to-agent payments within the network, supporting a new era of user-driven digital health interactions.
Data Control
Effortlessly digitise and unify all your health data in one place that you fully control, combining records, lifestyle information, and AI-powered insights that remain private by default. Built on blockchain security, the system ensures your data is tamper-proof, verifiable, and shared only with your explicit permission.
Token Incentives
The DHI Token is a utility token designed to motivate people to join the dHealth Intelligence ecosystem. It enables access to AI services, discounted subscriptions, and additional platform benefits. Coming soon!
The Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute uses dHealth to replace paper-based medication tracking in West Africa, to prevent rabies deaths. dHealth also powers privacy-preserving treatment monitoring in rare diseases (Co-developed with Roche) and incentivises patients to share data securely.
Use Cases