Pulsenmore publishes investor presentation on FDA-cleared home-use maternal ultrasound platform

Reuters03-30
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/PLSM">Pulsenmore</a> publishes investor presentation on FDA-cleared home-use maternal ultrasound platform
  • Pulsenmore highlighted FDA De Novo clearance for its home-use maternal ultrasound system in Nov. 2025, positioning it for U.S. market entry tied to 3.6 million annual deliveries.
  • Platform metrics showed more than 220,000 patient scans completed in four years, with 98.1% deemed suitable for clinical evaluation.
  • U.S. revenue model outlined 60% from single-pregnancy devices priced around USD 1,000, with 40% from recurring clinician-dashboard subscriptions.
  • Strategic funding totaled USD 90 million to date, including a USD 21 million investment from GE HealthCare.
  • Clalit partnership expanded to 45,000 devices ordered cumulatively, alongside a USD 4.5 million IVF-related contract in Israel.


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