From milestone to momentum

Following Pulsenmore’s FDA Clearance and Nasdaq Listing, we are moving into a new phase, from milestone to momentum. We are seeing growing commercial adoption across Maternal-Fetal Medicine practices and hospitals and the common thread is not size. It is mindset.  There is a clear understanding that hybrid care is not optional, it is a capability that must be built.  Practices are beginning to train the muscle of remote care, integrating at-home ultrasound into clinical workflows, whether starting small or scaling more broadly
 Because starting is what makes the difference. 

Clinical evidence is expanding the paradigm

At SMFM Las Vegas, new RCT data demonstrated that home ultrasound can go beyond monitoring. 
Using visual biofeedback for pre-labor training, the study showed:

• Shorter second stage of labor 
• Improved delivery outcomes 
• Meaningful psychological benefits 

This signals a shift toward more active, patient-engaged care. 

Read more about it here.

Dr. Natav Hendin – OB-GYN at Rabin medical center – SMFM 2026

Care delivery is evolving

At Sheba Medical Center, even during wartime, women with high-risk pregnancy complications, including preeclampsia and fetal growth restriction, are not confined to hospital beds. They are at home, managed through hybrid care models that include home ultrasound.

Sheba’s telemedicine activity has grown to 11.5% in 2025, representing a deeper shift in how care is delivered, measured, and experienced. A transformation driven by teams who chose to rethink what’s possible.

Dr. Avi (Abraham) Tsur, MD & Ms. Esti Geller, Midwife
Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer

System pressure is driving change 

A recent BBC article highlights a challenge the NHS can no longer ignore:
In the U.K., nearly 1 in 4 sonographer roles remain unfilled, even as demand for ultrasound continues to grow. This is not just a workforce issue, it is a bottleneck in care delivery.

Rethinking traditional care pathways toward hybrid models could be a meaningful part of the solution. Those who start early will be better positioned to build the right capabilities and lead the change.
Read the full article here.

Global engagement, consistent signal 

Across SMFM in the U.S., PSANZ in Australia, NJEF, MedInTechs in Paris, and BMFMS in the U.K., our team presented, pitched, and led conversations with clinicians and healthcare leaders.

Our work was also recognized on stage, with our study poster winning Highest Scoring Poster in Maternal Medicine at BMFMS, and Pulsenmore shortlisted as a Femtech Innovator at MedInTechs, highlighting our contribution to advancing digital prenatal care.

The signal is clear: healthcare systems are moving forward, and hybrid care is rapidly becoming part of real-world clinical practice.

Ms. Safaa Miski, Pulsenmore EMEA – NJEF 2026

What comes next? 

The shift is already happening. 
The question is who will lead it.
We believe this is a moment that calls for courage to innovate, openness to rethink care pathways, and commitment to expanding access without compromising quality. 

Warm regards,

The Pulsenmore Team

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What if a biophysical profile (BPP) could be done at home? Prof. Eran Hadar, Dr. Anat Pardo and the team at Beilinson hospital, presented how Pulsenmore’s Home Ultrasound enables patients to perform BPP scans from home with real-time clinician guidance – improving early detection of complications and strengthening fetal wellbeing monitoring.

What if pre-labour pushing could be practiced safely at home? Dr. Natav Hendin, Prof. Sharon Perlman and team  at Rabin Medical Center & Tel Aviv University, showed how guided home ultrasound can support pre-labour pushing. Women in the Pulsenmore group had the shortest second-stage labour, the lowest vacuum-assisted delivery rate, and reported greater control, reduced anxiety, and improved birth preparedness.

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The past few months have been packed with exciting, future-shaping advancements in remote prenatal care!

Next-Gen Prenatal Care: The Future Got Here Early

We launched our Next-Gen Prenatal Care Webinar Series, featuring top experts redefining maternal care. Our first session with Dr. Alex Peahl (University of Michigan) & Dr. Avi Tsur (Sheba) explored the shift towards personalized, hybrid pregnancy care
Watch it here:

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Game-Changing Research

A new study from Sheba Beyond (Sheba Medical Center’s virtual hospital) led by Dr. Avi Tsur presents the benefits of hybrid prenatal care models for patients with gestational diabetes:
Median visit time dropped from 159 minutes in-clinic to just 59 minutes remotely

97.4% of remote visits were successful (with a 6.6/7 usability score!)

This hybrid program is now fully deployed in clinical practice at Sheba Beyond!

The study was published in the International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics.

Kudos to Dr. Liat Mor from Wolfson Medical Center who presented at SMFM 2025 how integration of home ultrasound into prenatal care for patients with prior late pregnancy loss:

Reduces maternal anxiety

Strengthens maternal attachment

Cuts down on emergency visits

Birth Prep Revolution: At the ISLANDS Conference, Prof. Sharon Perlman (Ichilov Hospital) unveiled research on prelabor pushing training using Pulsenmore’s home ultrasound, paving the way for better birth outcomes.

Fertility Treatments: At the Japan Society of Ultrasound Congress, Prof. Yoel Shufaro (Beilinson) presented Pulsenmore FC, a self-operated vaginal ultrasound for at-home follicular tracking—a major breakthrough for fertility patients!

Chronic Conditions: Congratulations to Dr. Lior Fuchs and his team from the Soroka Medical Center for their publication in the Journal of Clinical Medicine: Dialysis Patients’ Evaluation of Lung Edema at Home, which analyzed 600+ ultrasound clips and found high agreement between patient- and physician-generated scans.

Obrigado, Univen!

Pulsenmore is now helping parents in Brazil – how exciting to see our technology change lives worldwide!

Meet Our Newest Leader! We’re thrilled to welcome Sam Ho as Director of Market Development, APAC. With deep expertise in healthcare innovation, Sam will lead Pulsenmore’s expansion in the region.

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Join us at upcoming conferences

If you’re attending ISUOG in Budapest, or SMFM in Rome, we would love to connect! We’re eager to explore potential collaborations with clinicians interested in our telehealth platform, which allows pregnant women to perform remote ultrasound scans from home. With over 130,000 scans conducted so far, our clinically validated and cost-effective solution is transforming prenatal care.

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“Maternal-Fetal Telemedicine Service” Training with Sheba Academy”

Sheba Academy, in collaboration with Pulsenmore, is offering an exclusive training program: “Clinical, Technological, Economic, and Operational Best Practices for Establishing a Hybrid Maternal-Fetal Telemedicine Service.” This program is designed for Maternal-Fetal Medicine experts, obstetricians, midwives, and hospital leadership looking to set up a hybrid telemedicine service. By the end of this training, participants will gain comprehensive knowledge of the clinical, technological, and operational aspects needed to successfully implement and run a Maternal-Fetal Telemedicine service. For more information, contact us here

Online Training for Pulsenmore Technology Interested in setting up and using Pulsenmore technology? We’ve got you covered with our online training program. You can access detailed video tutorials on demand. Just send us an email, get the links and start learning how to integrate our innovative teleultrasound solutions into your practice.

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We are pleased to share the latest updates from Pulsenmore! Our recent developments highlight our continued commitment to advancing prenatal care and broadening our global presence. From new training initiatives to exciting new partnerships, there’s a lot happening, and we want you to be among the first to know!

Explore our new website

We are excited to announce the launch of our brand new website! It’s packed with our latest advancements, news and clinical achievements. Visit us here to explore the progress we’ve made and what’s on the horizon.

 

Significant milestone: surpassing 120,000 remote ultrasound scans utilizing our pioneering technology!

Webinar for C-Suite Executives & OBGYNs
Our recent webinar focused on digital prenatal care and showcased successful case studies of Pulsenmore technology in action. Catch up here to explore the evolving care model and how at-home technologies are being integrated into prenatal care. 


Exciting Collaboration with Michigan Medicine
We’re excited to partner with Michigan Medicine on the “BPP 4 Me” study, led by Dr. Alex Peahl. This study explore the use of home ultrasound for remote fetal biophysical profile assessments. Dr. Peahl notes, “This study empowers patients to complete BPPs from anywhere, marking a step towards a more patient-centered prenatal care model.”

Insightful Dialogue at JSOUG
We invite you to listen to a compelling discussion from JSOUG, featuring Professor Ritsuko Pooh and Professor Asnat Walfish. Tune in here as they explore key questions on healthcare transformation, the challenges of implementation, the legal aspects of remote prenatal care and so much more.

New Partnerships
We are delighted with our recent partnerships with Inteligea, a telehealth company from Italy, and Univen Healthcare, a prominent healthcare technology company in Brazil. These collaborations bring us closer to expectant mothers worldwide, offering peace of mind and continuity of care from the comfort of their homes.

Swiss pregnant women will also be pleased to learn that Pulsenmore is now available in Zurich, thanks to a unique collaboration between GE HealthCare and Evoleen.

Let’s Meet at the Upcoming Conferences

We surely enjoyed the fascinating scientific talks at FMF Lisbon last month. Mark your calendars to meet us at ISUOG 2024 Budapest (September 15-18) and SMFM Rome (September 25-28).

Expanding Our Team and Capabilities
We are delighted to welcome our new Chief Commercial Officer, Mr. Len Farris, to lead our global expansion.

We value your partnership and support. For more detailed information, visit our website or contact us directly.
Thank you for being a part of our journey in revolutionizing prenatal care.

Warm regards,

Mira Altmar Sofer
VP Marketing, Pulsenmore

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Online medical services are increasingly and positively impacting healthcare, and virtual obstetric care powered by Pulsenmore’s home ultrasound knows no boundaries. Read on to get the recent news and updates.

Breaking Through Barriers 

n the world of healthcare, bridging the gap between innovation and implementation, can be a challenge. In that prism, our collaboration with Clalit Health Services, one of the largest HMOs in the world, is a shining example of breaking through barriers. These days we are celebrating the 100,000 home scans done through the Pulsenmore solution!!! Hear about the successful implementation from Prof. Asnat Walfish, head of the hospital for women, Beilinson, Israel.

Beyond Imagination

Sheba Beyond is a branch of Sheba hospital, ranked amongst the top 10 best hospitals in the world. Beyond has managed to implement a hybrid program for high-risk pregnancies by harnessing the power of innovative technologies including Pulsenmore. Clinical visits can be seamlessly replaced by virtual consultations, and high-risk pregnancy hospitalizations can be shifted to the comfort of home! Hear from Dr. Avi Tsur, Director of Gynaecology and Obstetrics at Sheba Beyond.

Changing the Landscape of Antenatal Care

The landscape of antenatal care is changing with potential advances that benefit pregnant women and their care providers with valuable, cost-saving opportunities to expand current models, without sacrificing safety or patient satisfaction. Click to read these recent insights and advances by Jessica Atkinson, Stephen Tong, and team.

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