There is-based Healthtake Startup Clenomic Its AI-powered Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Assistant has secured a $ 23 million of $ 23 million to accelerate the Mona twist and extend the global market with its healthcare solutions.
The round was co-operated by the DIPTEC and Climate Fonds (DTCF) and a private family office, taking the total funds to $ 1.5 million.
Co-founder Dr. Arn Pin and Dr. Lucas Martin commented: “As physicians working in the ICU, we feel it every day: data concentration in high-intensity settings is increasing, leaving less and less for our patient.
“We need a revolutionary new approach to provide careful patient care. Good future care will only be possible if we close the existing digitization gaps and integrate all relevant data in one place. That’s why we’re making the iCU ‘the iPhone‘ “
RW is founded by the intensive care of the University Hospital in 2019 by the physicians of the University Hospital, the ICU has developed to flow to the ICU work flow by unifying, analyzing, analyzing, analyzing and operational data from clinic real-time. The goal of this platform is to improve the patient’s results, improve workflowing skills and reduce the cost for the hospital.
Cleanic plans to extend its international presence to the new capital, to increase its AI and data capacity and to deepen its impact on critical care distributionThe The company appoints more than 70 professionals, including engineers, developers, data scientists and physicians, dedicated to improving the care of the patient and supplier.
George GreecemanThe CEO, Cleinomic, says, “The board is a great honor to have a strong partner on the board who share the outlook on our critical care change. Their support enables us to accelerate our business faster.
“As we keep an eye on the future, we are committed to dealing with the most stressful challenges in intensive care – staff deficit and data from overload to digitization gap. Mona laid the foundation of modern, data-driven intensive care, empowerment of clinicians and improving lifeThe “
For medical on -site assistant, brief monosa, AI, speech recognition and technologies such as telemedicine. It combines the patient’s information from various hospital divisions, processes this data to provide operational insights and responds to voice commands, reduces the need for physical contact with the device. Mona also facilitates remote advice and features predictive analyzes for flagging critical changes in patients’ data.
The platform has been applied to more than 40 hospitals across eight EU countries and is looking for FDA approval for expansion of the US market.
Gnather Bozenrder, Investment Director at DTCF, added: “From our first conversation, we have seen how clinom is using AI to solve critical healthcare challenges with real, measurable effects. George, Arn, Lucas and their exceptional team are defining in close careThe
“The Mona platform is improving significantly in patients’ care quality, while all relevant data is accessible to a platform and thus reducing healthcare costs by adapting clinical and administrative work flow. These results prove that cleaning digital intensive care is determining a new global value.“
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