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Discover Israel’s thriving innovation ecosystem and the latest technologies on the horizon in this special edition as is takes a deep dive into Israel’s remarkable 75-year history of innovation, highlighting the country’s key contributions to science and technology. One of the featured technologies is Pulsenmore, a remote ultrasound device that’s revolutionizing at-home maternal fetal monitoring.

Pulsenmore has announced partnership with GE Healthcare, including an agreement to invest up to $50 million in Pulsenmore and distribution of its’ products in key markets. This investment is aimed at accelerating global adoption of Pulsenmore’s homecare ultrasound solutions. GE Healthcare Enters Homecare Segment With Strategic Investment in Pulsenmore, Aims to Increase Peace of Mind

“In an office near Tel Aviv, a doctor checks the lungs of a Ukrainian refugee who is 2,000 kilometers away. It’s part of a new “virtual hospital” that has Israeli medical staff caring for people injured or displaced in Russia’s onslaught…. One of the systems in use, Pulsenmore, is a portable prenatal ultrasound device that takes images anywhere and sends them for analysis to Sheba’s obstetrics and gynecology department in Israel.”

“This is the first time I know of that a humanitarian mission is adding extraordinary value to the first responders there,” says Dr. Galia Barkai, director general of Sheba Beyond…. using Pulsenmore’s prenatal ultrasound device that takes images at the point of care to be analyzed by Sheba OB/GYNs in Israel.

Israeli home ultrasound developer Pulsenmore announced on Monday it has secured a multimillion-dollar contract to supply its portable device for self-examination of follicles in IVF (in vitro fertilization) and fertility preservation processes to Clalit Health Services, Israel’s largest healthcare organization.

First purchase order for Pulsenmore’s home ultrasound device for IVF processes

Medika Life has featured Pulsenmore in first place in its watchlist for digital health companies impacting the healthcare industry in 2021.
“This is a truly revolutionary device, enabling pregnant women to monitor fetal growth and development remotely.”