[Funding alert] Belgium-based Home Sleep Diagnostics Company Sunrise Secures $6M in Funding
Nov 16, 2023 | By Team SR
Sunrise, a home sleep diagnostics firm based in Belgium, secures $6 million. The French healthcare investor UI-Investissement (Majycc Innovation Santé) and the Alexa Fund contributed in the round, raising a total of $24 million this year.
The business is going to use the funds to expand its influence even more. Under the direction of CEO Laurent Martinot, Sunrise is developing sleep diagnostics that are user-friendly, accurate, and dependable for patients as well as healthcare providers.
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The startup uses an 8-gram sensor that is comfortably positioned on the chin to provide a high-precision tool for sleep diagnosis by concentrating on these jaw movements.
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Furthermore, Sunrise assesses "respiratory effort," a parameter that is frequently disregarded in at-home sleep examinations. It makes it possible to differentiate between obstructive and central sleep apnea.
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It additionally offers novel measurements, such as "respiratory effort burden," which has been connected to hypertension, type II diabetes, and exhaustion. Such thorough understandings open the door to more individualised care and improved health outcomes for those with sleep disorders.
Sunrise also maintains offices in the US and France. It received two FDA approvals in the US and an updated CE certification in Europe under MDR.
About Sunrise
Sunrise goal is to include sleep testing into their daily routines. The answer is straightforward: while a startling proportion of individuals go misdiagnosed, getting enough sleep is essential for good health overall.
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By utilising patented technology, they are improving sleep diagnostics to make them more user-friendly and accurate for patients as well as healthcare professionals.