Momo Medical develops an IoT-enabled bed sensor that integrates with the BedSense App to provide real-time monitoring of elderly patients in memory care facilities. This technology allows caregivers to track residents' movements and well-being, reducing fall incidents and improving overall care efficiency.
Funding
$9M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
AHFPBFounders
Product
Problem
Memory care facilities face challenges in monitoring elderly residents, especially during overnight shifts, leading to delayed response times to falls and potential safety risks. Current workflows often rely on manual rounds, which can be inefficient and disruptive to residents' rest.
Solution
Momo Medical's BedSense system offers a solution by utilizing an IoT-enabled bed sensor and accompanying BedSense App to provide real-time insights into residents' movements and well-being. The sensor, placed under the mattress, detects movements and sends alerts to caregivers via the app, enabling proactive intervention and personalized care. The app provides an overview of all residents, indicating who is about to get out of bed, who is out of bed, and who may require immediate attention. This allows caregivers to prioritize their attention and respond quickly to potential incidents, improving resident safety and reducing workload.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes memory care facilities, skilled nursing facilities, and clinical managers seeking to improve resident safety, reduce fall incidents, and enhance caregiver efficiency.
Features
- Real-time monitoring of residents' movements via a bed sensor
- BedSense App providing an overview of all residents' status
- Early warning alerts (up to 70 seconds in advance) for residents at risk of falling
- Customizable alerts for personalized care
- Integration with existing workflows to improve efficiency
- Data-driven insights for tracking injury prevention effectiveness