# EarlySense

Startup profile on Capital Atlas: https://capitalatlas.ai/startups/earlysense

- Industry: Medical Devices & Equipment
- Headquarters: Woburn, US
- Website: www.earlysense.com
- Total disclosed funding: $88M
- Latest round: Series G (Jun 1, 2016)
- Investors on record: 11

## About

EarlySense LTD develops advanced health monitoring solutions, focusing on contact-free technology for tracking vital signs in real-time, enhancing patient care, particularly in hospital environments.Founded in 2004 in Woburn, US, EarlySense LTD provides health monitoring solutions using non-invasive technology. The company has undergone strategic developments but does not have any known pivots or subsidiaries. Co-founders Danny Lange and Guy Shinar have not been reported to have founded other companies. The company raised USD 39.00 mn in funding on January 7, 2019, from investors such as Hill-Rom Services Inc. and Wells Fargo Strategic Capital, marking a significant milestone in its funding journey. The total amount raised by EarlySense is USD 39.00 mn from a total of 11 deals.EarlySense specializes in advanced health monitoring solutions, focusing primarily on contact-free monitoring technology that tracks vital signs and other health metrics in real-time. Their core product offerings include the EarlySense System, which utilizes a sensor placed under the mattress to continuously monitor heart rate, respiratory rate, and movement. This technology is primarily utilized in hospital settings to enhance patient monitoring, enabling healthcare providers to detect early signs of deterioration in patients without the need for invasive procedures. Their client base includes hospitals and healthcare facilities across North America, Europe, and Asia, where the demand for efficient and non-intrusive patient care solutions is significant. Additionally, the technology is also applicable in home care settings, addressing the needs of patients requiring ongoing health monitoring while ensuring comfort and ease of use.The revenue generation model for EarlySense is primarily based on B2B transactions, supplying healthcare institutions with subscription-based services for their monitoring systems. Clients typically engage in contracts that include the provision of the EarlySense System along with ongoing software updates and customer support, ensuring that facilities can maximize the utility of the monitoring technology. Revenue is structured around a combination of upfront equipment costs and recurring fees for maintenance and software, creating a sustainable income stream. Partnerships with healthcare providers further enhance revenue stability by integrating EarlySense’s solutions into existing healthcare frameworks. The company's flagship product, the EarlySense System, serves as a critical tool for hospitals, thereby solidifying its position in the healthcare monitoring market.In January 2019, EarlySense LTD raised USD 39.00 mn in venture funding to support their next phase of growth. The company is focusing on the development of new health monitoring products designed to further enhance patient care, with plans to launch these innovations in the upcoming years. Additionally, EarlySense aims to expand its services into new geographic markets, specifically targeting regions in Asia and Europe by 2024. This funding will also be utilized to strengthen partnerships with healthcare providers and increase the integration of their systems into various healthcare frameworks.

## Funding rounds

- Series G, Jun 1, 2016, $25M — JK&B Capital, Pitango, Poalim
- Series F, Apr 14, 2015, $5M — Mitsui Global Investment
- Series F, Jan 20, 2015, $20M — JK&B Capital, Pitango, Noaber Foundation, Samsung Venture Investment, ProSeed Venture Capital Fund, Welch Allyn
- Series E, Nov 12, 2012, $15M — JK&B Capital, Pitango, Bridge Investment Fund, ProSeed Venture Capital Fund, Docor International Management
- Series D, Oct 20, 2010, $7M — JK&B Capital, Pitango, Challenge Fund, Bridge Investment Fund, Noaber Foundation, ProSeed Venture Capital Fund, Docor International Management
- Series C, Jun 3, 2010, $13M — Pitango, Challenge Fund, Bridge Investment Fund, Noaber Foundation, ProSeed Venture Capital Fund, Docor International Management
- Series B, Oct 23, 2006, $3M — ProSeed Venture Capital Fund, Challenge Fund
- Series A, Jun 1, 2005 — Challenge Fund

## Investors

- Challenge Fund (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/challenge-fund) — Series A, Series B, Series C, Series D
- ProSeed Venture Capital Fund (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/proseed-venture-capital-fund) — Series B, Series C, Series D, Series E, Series F
- Pitango (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/pitango) — Series C, Series D, Series E, Series F, Series G
- Bridge Investment Fund (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/bridge-investment-fund) — Series C, Series D, Series E
- Noaber Foundation — Series C, Series D, Series F
- Docor International Management (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/docor-international-management) — Series C, Series D, Series E
- JK&B Capital (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/jk-b-capital) — Series D, Series E, Series F, Series G
- Samsung Venture Investment (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/samsung-venture-investment) — Series F
- Welch Allyn — Series F
- Mitsui Global Investment (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/mitsui-global-investment) — Series F
- Poalim (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/poalim) — Series G