Tulu Health, an AI-native healthcare technology company focused on the longevity economy, has launched Longevity OS, a platform designed to help longevity and preventive healthcare clinics convert fragmented clinical, laboratory, wearable and patient engagement data into actionable insights.

The company also announced plans to expand its presence in the US market as demand grows for technology-enabled longevity and preventive care.

Founded by physician entrepreneur Dr. Adil Khan, who holds an MBBS from Delhi University and a fellowship from Stanford-India Biodesign, Tulu Health was built with a co-founding engineering team that includes professionals with experience at Innovaccer, a US healthcare technology company. 

Tulu Health said its existing experience in automating operational workflows for hospitals and health systems provides the foundation for Longevity OS. 

The company is now preparing for its first institutional financing round, with the planned capital expected to support US market expansion and further product development.

Longevity OS is designed to create a unified patient profile, or “patient twin,” and use AI-powered voice, SMS and other communication channels to identify patients who may be at risk of disengagement.

The platform then aims to turn those signals into daily tasks for care teams, helping clinics intervene earlier and maintain patient engagement.

“Longevity is the next frontier in healthcare, serving a growing population that wants to live healthier, more active lives,” said Dr. Adil Khan. He added that Tulu Health aims to support more than 30,000 clinics by helping them convert patient data into timely action, stronger engagement and sustainable revenue growth.

The company is positioning Longevity OS as an operational platform rather than simply a reporting or analytics tool. Dr. Luke Sorrell, MD, FACP, founder of SorrellMD, said the platform's ability to translate data into a daily work queue could help practices move from simply having information to acting on it.

The company is also highlighting the platform's potential financial impact for healthcare providers. A.S. Pillai, former Group CFO and CEO of banks and hospital chains across the Middle East, said Tulu Health is targeting areas critical to financial sustainability, including improving cash flow, reducing revenue leakage and increasing predictability in financial performance.