Swiss MedTech Startup CHD Secures €160K from Venture Kick for Remote Pregnancy Monitoring Technology

Its technology aims to help healthcare professionals remotely monitor high-risk pregnancies, allowing patients to receive care outside the hospital when appropriate.

“It is really an honor to be selected by a so efficient, supportive and performing investor as Venture Kick contributing to our 1st tranche of our Seeding fundraise. This support will allow us to close this fundraise by October as initially planned, as other private investors and a Foundation have already committed or plan to do it soon,” highlighted Laurent Vandebrouck.

CHD develops connected healthcare technology that combines medical sensors, digital platforms and data analysis to help doctors monitor patients remotely. Its solutions aim to make maternal healthcare more accessible, identify possible complications earlier and reduce the need for hospital visits.

The company's main product, MONI2, uses a washable smart textile belt to collect health information from pregnant women and their unborn babies. It records ECG signals from both mother and baby, uterine contractions, fetal movements and the baby's position.

Pregnant women can use a smartphone app to view basic health information collected by the device. Healthcare professionals can access more detailed data and predictive indicators through a secure online portal. This information is designed to help doctors monitor pregnancies and make better-informed decisions.

CHD plans to launch both consumer and medical versions of MONI2 using the same hardware. Over the next four years, the company aims to sell more than 30,000 kits and subscriptions.

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