Pregnancy

The new money will help the company enhance its offering for women to be fully empowered to better track their health and understand their bodies.

The new devices allow women to hear the beat of their baby's heart whenever and wherever they want, and to track their weight, sleep, activity and stress.

Called Planned Parenthood Care, the service starts with client logging into the website or mobile app and connecting with a clinician to set up a video chat.

The company will use the funds to expand sales in the US and develop the next version of the DuoFertility tracker, that will include smartphone connectivity.

Building off the success of over 20,000 pregnancies, the new pregnancy app is focused on keeping mom and baby happy and healthy every step of the way.

The device measures 20 x 20 x 7 millimeters, and is designed to be implanted under the skin of the buttocks, upper arm or abdomen.

The service will be available through dedicated iOS and Android apps, making it easy to get socialized and discuss all pregnancy and babies issues.

The new money will be used to build the next generation of the Bellabeat product, and launch real-time patient monitoring for obstetricians.

The program merges Traditional Chinese Medicine and modern day technology to enable women to track and identify their fertile window through every cycle.

Available as a free download, the application is made to guide expectant moms through their pregnancy journey, offering few handy tools along the way.