Overview
Mudit Dandwate is chief executive officer and co-founder of Dozee, founded alongside Gaurav Parchani with the ambition of driving innovation in healthcare by making it more accessible and affordable per the about page. Dozee’s vision is saving lives through connected healthcare; its mission is developing and deploying intelligent technologies for continuum of care, early warning systems, and responses to save lives.
Dozee was born from founders’ desire to improve health outcomes and deliver continuum of care, with the mission Har Bed Dozee Bed — enabling accurate, continuous, reliable, and affordable healthcare in every hospital.
Role and company
As CEO and Co-Founder, Dandwate leads Dozee alongside CTO and Co-Founder Gaurav Parchani and Chief Strategy Officer Sameer Dashputre per the leadership section. Dozee provides contactless remote patient monitoring using sensor technology placed under mattresses to capture vitals without wired attachments — reducing nursing burden in non-critical wards.
Dozee’s 2023 milestone introduced world’s first non-contact blood pressure (NcBP) monitoring per company timeline — extending contactless monitoring beyond heart rate and respiration.
Background and career context
Dozee’s about page describes Dandwate and Parchani founding in 2015 without listing prior employers on the cited page. The 2016 eureka moment — founders’ dog Pi made them realize technology could work contactlessly — is documented as company origin narrative on dozeehealth.ai.
Dandwate’s CEO role spans hardware sensor development, clinical validation, and hospital sales across India’s diverse public and private health system landscape.
Company-building or leadership context
Under Dandwate, Dozee achieved 98.4% clinical accuracy against ICU monitors in 2016 validation per company timeline. COVID-19 accelerated adoption of contactless monitoring in 2019–2020 as healthcare gaps became evident. Dozee revamped to monitor patients in non-critical hospital setups, reducing frontline nursing community burden.
2022 mission Har Bed Dozee Bed formalized enterprise scale ambition across Indian hospital beds — a go-to-market framing analogous to bedside device ubiquity goals in Western RPM markets.
Public milestones
2015: Dozee founded by Mudit and Gaurav. 2016: Clinically proven 98.4% accurate against ICU monitors; contactless eureka moment. 2019: COVID-19 drove contactless monitoring demand; Dozee revamped for non-critical wards. 2022: Har Bed Dozee Bed mission launched. 2023: World’s first NcBP per Dozee timeline on about page.
Dandwate is named CEO and Co-Founder on dozeehealth.ai/about-us reviewed July 10, 2026.
Why their work matters
Dozee under Dandwate addresses nurse staffing shortages in Indian hospitals through contactless RPM that scales without per-patient wired sensor attachment — a deployment economics advantage in cost-sensitive health systems. NcBP extension tests whether contactless monitoring can cover vital signs previously requiring cuff-based measurement.
For healthcare AI readers, Dozee is sensor-plus-algorithm RPM distinct from Biofourmis’s wearable-centric U.S. hospital-at-home model but shares early warning system goals.
Sources and references
Primary sourcing: Dozee About Us page with timeline and leadership, reviewed July 10, 2026.
- Dozee — About Us (dozeehealth.ai)
Accuracy and milestone dates from Dozee official timeline only.
Dozee’s 2016 clinical validation at 98.4% accuracy against ICU monitors and 2023 world’s first non-contact blood pressure introduction per about timeline give Dandwate evidence-based sales arguments for hospital procurement committees skeptical of consumer-grade wellness sensors. Har Bed Dozee Bed mission formalized in 2022 signals enterprise ambition to equip every hospital bed in India with contactless monitoring under Dandwate’s CEO co-founder leadership.
Dozee about page leadership lists CTO and Co-Founder Gaurav Parchani and Chief Strategy Officer Sameer Dashputre alongside Dandwate — founding team continuity from 2015 inception through COVID-19-driven contactless monitoring adoption and 2019 platform revamp for non-critical ward deployments reducing nursing community burden.