Tag: wearable
Movano Health builds board
August 14, 2023HME News Staff
PLEASANTON, Calif. – Movano Health, maker of the Evie Ring, has formed a Medical Advisory Board comprised of health care industry subject matter experts in women’s health, mental health and sleep. The members of the board will serve as trusted advisors and will provide insights to establish the Evie Ring as a highly credible health and wellness resource. “To develop a wearable that is truly medical grade, we needed to make sure we involved the experts,” said Stacy Salvi, vice president...
Movano marks milestone for Evie Ring
August 8, 2023HME News Staff
PLEASANTON, Calif. – Movano Health has submitted a 510(k) premarket notification to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the company’s first commercial product, the Evie Ring. The submission has passed the first milestone of the review process – an initial review for completeness – and is now under full review by the FDA. "From the outset, our vision for Evie has been to develop a consumer wearable that is beautiful, accessible and personalized, as well as be cleared...
AppYea invests in sleep monitor
January 3, 2022HME News Staff
FORT WORTH, Texas – AppYea has acquired SleepX and its flagship product DreamIT, a wearable monitoring solution to treat sleep apnea and snoring. Post-merger, the two companies will focus on the further development and commercialization of SleepX’s solution, including investments in R&D and sales and marketing, as well as an upcoming calibration trial. “I am delighted that we have completed the acquisition of SleepX,” said Boris (Bary) Molchadsky, AppYea’s chairman....
SleepScore acquires app and wearable that detects snoring
April 10, 2018HME News Staff
CARLSBAD, Calif. - SleepScore Labs, a joint venture between ResMed, Dr. Mehmet Oz and Pegasus Capital Partners, has acquired Netherlands-based digital health company Sleep.ai. Founded in 2014, Sleep.ai created an app and wearable for detecting if a user is snoring and/or grinding their teeth, and helps dentists monitor patients after they've begun dental treatment for either condition. “We are only at the beginning of what we can do to help improve people's lives by diagnosing and improving...