We're creating new ways to measure and improve health in everyday life
Everyday health data, studied rigorously, is a powerful new lens on health. When people generate and control that data, it can drive discoveries and become tools they use to take charge of their own health.
Founded in 2012 · 5.6M members · 140+ studies and programs · 100+ publications
Our story
What happens at the doctor's office makes up a tiny fraction of our lives, yet it informs most healthcare decisions. Evidation was founded in 2012 on the belief that a direct connection with people and their everyday health data can unlock a deeper understanding of health and disease.
Today we work with organizations across healthcare, biomedicine, government, technology, and non-profits that are using real-world data to advance healthcare.
Founders and leadership
The team guiding Evidation's work with members, partners, and customers.
What makes Evidation different
A people-first approach, built over more than a decade of real-world research.
How we work
Trust and transparency
Experiences are designed around individuals, with permissioned data sharing that keeps people in control of their data.
Speed to discovery
We quickly connect individuals and organizations to power novel research and health programs.
Digital measures expertise
We develop digital measures that capture health in everyday life and prompt healthy action.
Rewarding participation
Members are rewarded for engaging with their health. They took 951 billion steps in 2021 alone.
Research we're proud of
A few of the programs that show what everyday health data can do.
Johnson & Johnson · Cardiology
Earlier AFib detection to reduce stroke risk
The Heartline Study assesses whether an iPhone app and Apple Watch features can improve outcomes through earlier detection of atrial fibrillation, integrating Medicare claims, HealthKit, and ePRO data.
USC & RAND · Population health
American Life in Real-Time
The first large-scale, nationally representative digital health dataset, built as a public benchmark for equitable precision health.
4YouandMe · Women's health
Understanding pregnancy with digital tools
For the BUMP feasibility study, Evidation provided the platform to collect, process, and store data on the pre-pregnancy and pregnancy symptom experience.
Our commitment to privacy, security, and compliance
Governance is built into every step, from consent to data delivery.
Consent
Members opt in to each program, choose what to share, and can withdraw at any time.
De-identification
Datasets are de-identified before delivery, matched to each study's privacy requirements.
Linkage
With permission, wearable and survey data link to EHR, claims, lab, and biosample data.
Provenance
Source, device, and date metadata make every analysis traceable and reproducible.
Data & AI rights
Licenses define permitted uses, including analytics, publication, and AI model training.
21 CFR Part 11-compliant systems · HIPAA, GDPR, and CCPA/CPRA privacy compliance · ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and Cyber Essentials Plus certified security
Our commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging
We strive to build an equitable and inclusive space where everyone, including employees, partners, and participants, belongs and feels valued.
Investors
Let's work together
Tell us the question you need to answer. Our scientists will show you which cohorts, data types, and study designs can get you there, and how quickly.