Take the Stress Out of Pregnancy with the Pregnancy Monitoring Devices

 


Pregnant women, wish to routinely be updated and reassured about their health and their child’s health to feel more involved and safe during their pregnancy. But, they often feel a sense of disconnect with their doctors and find themselves anxious and confused because of the lack of reliable information and resources.
We, in collaboration with preggerz, aim to help them monitor and learn about their pregnancy themselves and connect them to their doctors so that they can feel more empowered and reassured.

Empowering mothers to take charge of their pregnancy!



Pregnant women are given a device kit, containing a Glucometer, Blood Pressure Monitor, Body Analyzer, Hemoglobinometer, Fetal Heart Monitor, and also given a smartphone app. These devices can be connected to the app via Bluetooth and
readings are transferred, analyzed and insights are displayed to the doctor and the patient. Along with this, there are regular nudges to help the lady follow her schedules for testing, consultations, and daily routine as set by her and her doctor. There is a lot of reading material ranging from topics such as nutrition and exercises to information on birthing plans and baby care, which ensures that women are prepared to face the
journey of motherhood!

Simplifying tracking patient health for healthcare providers!

For healthcare providers, assimilating all the patient data to arrive at concrete data-backed insights is always a challenging task. Adding to this, in high-risk pregnancy, the data points are even more. To ensure that doctors can understand and visualize this data with ease, we aggregate the data and flag values where the patients have readings above or below the target and alert ranges that a doctor sets personalized for the patient. In case of an emergency, the doctor and the patient get alerts, to ensure timely
interventions!

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