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Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare expands prenatal care with remote monitoring

nuvo — Wed, 18 Feb 2026 17:00:00 GMT

A new program in rural Missouri uses Nuvo’s INVU™ technology to improve access to pregnancy monitoring for high-risk patients.

Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare (GVMH) in Missouri has launched an innovative remote pregnancy monitoring program using Nuvo’s INVU™ wearable platform. The initiative aims to improve access to prenatal care for women in rural communities by enabling expectant mothers to complete key monitoring sessions from the comfort of their homes

Nuvo among Israel’s leading medical innovations

nuvo — Tue, 03 Feb 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Nuvo’s INVU™ pregnancy monitoring platform is featured in a list of Israel’s most notable medical innovations in recent years.

A recent feature highlighting twelve of the most important Israeli medical innovations of recent years includes Nuvo among the companies helping shape the future of healthcare technology. Israel’s life-sciences sector is widely recognized for its global impact, with hundreds of companies developing advanced solutions in medical devices, digital health, biotechnology, and pharmaceuticals.

U.S. gestational diabetes rates rise 36% since 2016

nuvo — Mon, 02 Feb 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Gestational diabetes is becoming an increasingly common complication of pregnancy in the United States. According to a recent analysis reported by Contemporary OB/GYN, rates of gestational diabetes have risen by 36% between 2016 and 2024, based on data from more than 12 million births nationwide.

Nuvo’s AI-ready pregnancy dataset gains coverage in health and femtech media

nuvo — Wed, 14 Jan 2026 17:00:00 GMT

Nuvo’s newly introduced AI-ready pregnancy dataset has attracted attention across several healthcare and femtech media outlets. Built from real-world use of Nuvo’s FDA-cleared INVU™ remote pregnancy monitoring wearable, the dataset includes more than 350,000 minutes of monitoring collected across over 25,000 monitoring sessions conducted both at home and in clinical settings.

Redefining pregnancy care in times of crisis, and beyond

nuvo — Mon, 15 Dec 2025 17:00:00 GMT

When war breaks out, the first instinct is survival.
Hospitals fill up, resources tighten, and for expectant mothers, fear takes on a whole new meaning. Yet even in those moments, life insists on continuing — and so does care.

That reality became painfully clear in Israel after October 7, 2023, when hospitals like Sheba Medical Center had to move hundreds of patients to safety while still ensuring critical medical oversight. Among those displaced were women with high-risk pregnancies — patients who, under normal circumstances, would never leave continuous hospital monitoring.

But thanks to Nuvo’s INVU™ remote monitoring solution, they did. And they remained safe.

From Emergency Response to Everyday Transformation

When Sheba’s medical teams made the decision to send high-risk expectant mothers home, they were stepping into uncharted territory — trusting technology to bridge the gap between hospital and home.

With INVU™, these women continued to receive real-time, clinician-guided monitoring of maternal and fetal heart rates, uterine activity, and vital health patterns — all from their own living rooms. Doctors could review the data remotely and intervene instantly if anything seemed off.

This wasn’t just telehealth — it was connected care in its truest form.
And it worked.

Families stayed together.

What began as a crisis response became a case study in the future of maternal health: resilient, data-driven, and centered around the woman — not the hospital.

The Power of “Care Everywhere”

The experience in Israel revealed something that goes far beyond wartime medicine:
If safe, reliable, and accurate monitoring can happen in a conflict zone, it can — and should — happen anywhere.

Across the world, millions of women struggle with limited access to prenatal care. Geography, mobility, or cost barriers prevent them from attending frequent clinic visits. In some regions, there aren’t enough OB/GYNs to go around.

INVU™ offers a bridge.
By combining advanced biopotential and acoustic sensors with AI-powered analysis, Nuvo enables continuous, non-invasive monitoring prescribed by clinicians and completed at home. It’s a system designed for the moments when hospital walls can’t — or shouldn’t — define where care happens.

Rewriting the Narrative of Maternal Health

The data is staggering: maternal mortality rates are rising, especially in developed countries. Care gaps are widening. Yet at the same time, wearable technology and digital health tools are advancing faster than ever before.

Nuvo sits at the intersection of those two truths.
Its mission isn’t just to innovate for convenience — it’s to make equitable, continuous, and compassionate care accessible to every mother, everywhere.

What happened in Israel is not just proof that remote monitoring can work in war — it’s proof that it can redefine the standard of care in peace.

The Human Story Behind the Technology

At the heart of Nuvo’s work isn’t just circuitry or software — it’s empathy.
The INVU™ system was born from one father’s desire to keep his wife and unborn child safe, and it continues to serve that same purpose for mothers around the world.

Whether in the calm of everyday life or in the chaos of conflict, the goal remains the same:
to let women feel seen, supported, and safe — without compromise.

In times of peace, Nuvo empowers connection. In times of crisis, it protects it.
That’s the future of maternal care — everywhere.

A very hopeful step in addressing the maternal care crisis in America

nuvo — Thu, 23 Oct 2025 16:00:00 GMT

After reading the March of Dimes report, Nowhere to Go: Maternity Care Deserts in the US, I was surprised to discover the low level of access to birthing hospitals, birth centers or even obstetric providers for 35% of counties (1,104) and potentially impacting over 2.3 million women in America. This translates into reduced prenatal care, poorer health for the mother during pregnancy and the potential for higher rates of preterm birth.

Clearly the system needs to change, and at Nuvo, we have developed a remote maternal monitoring system that can be an important component of the overall solution. This is especially true for high-risk pregnancies.

INVU was invented to transform pregnancy care and to solve these types of issues. This innovation motivated me to join the Nuvo team. INVU is designed to address some of the biggest challenges in pregnancy care today, by enabling equitable access to care, improving preventative care delivery, and reducing high individual and system-level costs.

As a result, this combination of clinical telehealth with an exciting FDA-cleared remote monitoring platform provides a one-of-a-kind solution for the next generation of pregnancy care. It addresses critical gaps while maintaining supportive levels of medical care, allowing patients access when & where they need it.

For more information, please visit www.nuvocares.com

From war zone to living rooms: pregnancy care at home

nuvo — Sun, 15 Jun 2025 16:00:00 GMT

If you cannot bring the pregnant mom to the hospital, bring the hospital to the pregnant mom!

Sheba Medical Center’s video on AI in healthcare features Nuvo

nuvo — Sun, 01 Jun 2025 16:00:00 GMT

We are entering a new era in healthcare—one driven by artificial intelligence, innovation, and global collaboration. At the center of this transformation is Sheba Medical Center, whose latest video highlights how AI is revolutionizing care delivery worldwide.

Nuvo is proud to be featured as part of this forward-thinking vision. Our collaboration with Sheba Medical Center reflects a shared commitment to making healthcare more accessible, personalized, and effective through advanced technology.

Through this partnership, Nuvo’s INVU™ platform is helping reshape prenatal care by enabling AI-powered, remote pregnancy monitoring. With INVU™, expecting mothers can receive hospital-grade insights from the comfort of home, while providers gain real-time clinical data to support timely, informed decision-making.

This solution not only enhances the pregnancy experience but expands access to high-quality care for patients in underserved, remote or other logistically complicated areas, setting a new standard for equity in maternal health.

AI has the power to improve outcomes, increase efficiency, and close care gaps around the world. What we’re seeing today is only the beginning of what’s possible when medical expertise and technology come together.

Inside Sheba’s remote fetal monitoring centre

nuvo — Tue, 20 May 2025 16:00:00 GMT

Doctor Avi Tsur, director of Women’s Health Innovation at ARC-Sheba, is using data from Nuvo’s remote fetal monitoring solution in high risk pregnancies to identify and treat major complications like preeclampsia or fetal growth restriction—all before they can become major crises. See how it works here!

Sheba Medical Center is at the forefront of the AI revolution, using new technologies to ensure healthy childbirth. Doctor Avi Tsur, director of Women’s Health Innovation at ARC-Sheba, is using data from Nuvo’s remote fetal monitoring solution in high risk pregnancies to identify and treat major complications like preeclampsia or fetal growth restriction—all before they can become major crises.

Sheba presents its hybrid model at the World Hospital at Home Congress, Vienna

nuvo — Thu, 27 Mar 2025 16:00:00 GMT

Sheba Medical Center presents a hybrid maternal-fetal care model using Nuvo’s INVU™ at WHAHC 2025 in Vienna. The study highlights improved adherence and reduced visit time for high-risk pregnancies through remote non-stress testing.