Physicians or sonographers review the scans remotely off-line or in real-time using telemedicine platforms and can reassure parents that all is well, or instruct them on appropriate next steps, if necessary. The PulseNmore device docks with a smartphone and utilizes advanced navigation and AI tools as well as an app to guide users through the scanning process, displaying and sharing high quality images with their healthcare professional. 'The uniqueness of our offering lies in our service concept that combines subsidizing the cost of PulseNmore's device and offering services for medical guidance and advice provided by Clalit's best experts.' 'We are proud to lead another breakthrough in telemedicine and to offer our members a remote and convenient ultrasound service that meets the needs of the coronavirus period and beyond,' said Professor Ehud Davidson , Director General of Clalit. Our solution provides vital information to healthcare providers to determine if a baby is healthy, helping expectant mothers have peace of mind at home and avoid unnecessary visits to the ER.' 'We have successfully miniaturized the traditional ultrasound system to create a solution that is both affordable and accessible for expectant families. According to Clalit, pregnant women pay 'false' visits to the emergency room more than twice on average with concerns about their baby's well-being. Elazar Sonnenschein, Founder and CEO of PulseNmore. 'At home tele-ultrasound scanning is a major leap forward in digital medicine and prenatal health,' said Dr. Clalit Health Services, Israel's largest HMO and the one of the largest public HMOs in the world with 4.6 million insured members, is the first healthcare provider to purchase the device, signing a multi-year agreement to provide tens of thousands of its pregnant members with PulseNmore's product.

At home sonogram with a smartphone