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In the NewsForbes · 9 Jan 2024

Forbes: Nuvo improves pregnancy care, even for women living through a war

A Forbes feature on how Nuvo began and what monitoring at home means for women and clinicians.

In short
What it isA Forbes article by contributor Eva Epker, January 2024.
Why it mattersA major business outlet explains the problem Nuvo set out to solve and how INVU works.
Who it’s forInvestors, partners and clinicians.

In January 2024 Forbes contributor Eva Epker wrote about Nuvo: how the company began after a pregnancy scare in a co-founder’s family, and why monitoring a baby outside the hospital had been so hard.

The article describes how INVU lets women complete their clinician-prescribed monitoring sessions at home or at work, measuring the mother’s heart rate, the baby’s heart rate and contractions, with the data going straight to their care team. It also covers how remote monitoring kept care going for women in Israel during the war.

The full article is on Forbes.

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