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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff
The Tel Aviv skyline at night. Photo: Gilad Avidan via Wikimedia Commons.
EarlySense, an Israeli maker of medical monitoring systems, said on Monday it raised $39 million in financing led by medical technology firm Hill-Rom and Wells Fargo Strategic Capital, the venture capital arm of Wells Fargo & Co.
Other new investors include BlueRed Capital, Israel Innovation Fund, Argos Capital and Hotung Capital. Existing investors, including Pitango Venture Capital and JK&B Venture Capital, participated as well.
EarlySense has developed a contact-free, under-the-mattress sensing platform that provides continuous monitoring for patients.
Hill-Rom’s investment comes on the heels of its launch of a hospital bed with integrated heart and respiratory rate sensing and analytics technology.
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