Ramat Gan, Israel, August 19, 2026
Pulsenmore Ltd. announced the expansion of its home ultrasound activities in Israel following the adoption of its technology by Lis Maternity and Women’s Hospital at Ichilov. The integration is expected to expand the availability of at-home ultrasound monitoring as part of pregnancy care pathways, allowing eligible patients to perform certain ultrasound examinations at home under the direction and supervision of their medical teams. The development represents another step toward combining remote medical guidance, ultrasound imaging and hospital-based care to support more flexible maternal health monitoring. Pulsenmore currently describes three models for incorporating home ultrasound into healthcare delivery in Israel. The first is a nationwide service supported by a medical interpretation center operated by Clalit Health Services. The second is a Hospital at Home model, in which home ultrasound is incorporated into home hospitalization services at several hospitals. The third is the hybrid model for high-risk pregnancy monitoring, combining hospital-based examinations with selected scans performed at home according to medical instructions.
Ichilov Adds Home Ultrasound to Pregnancy Monitoring
Pulsenmore’s home ultrasound technology is being integrated at Lis Maternity and Women’s Hospital, a major center for maternity and women’s healthcare in Israel. The addition expands the company’s presence in central Israel and supports a hybrid pregnancy monitoring model, in which selected examinations can be performed at home while patients remain connected to their healthcare providers. The approach is intended for eligible women whose medical teams determine that home examinations are appropriate within their individual monitoring pathways. By moving certain monitoring activities into the home environment, the model may help reduce the need for some routine trips to medical facilities while maintaining professional oversight. At-home ultrasound is therefore positioned as a complement to clinical care rather than a replacement for hospital or physician evaluation. Pulsenmore currently describes three models for incorporating home ultrasound into healthcare delivery in Israel. The first is a nationwide service supported by a medical interpretation center operated by Clalit Health Services. The second is a Hospital at Home model, in which home ultrasound is incorporated into home hospitalization services at several hospitals. The third is the hybrid model for high-risk pregnancy monitoring, combining hospital-based examinations with selected scans performed at home according to medical instructions.
Expanding Access Through Remote Maternal Monitoring
The hybrid model is designed to help women continue portions of their pregnancy monitoring from home while remaining under the guidance of their care teams. This approach may be particularly relevant for patients requiring frequent pregnancy monitoring, where repeated travel to hospitals or clinics can create logistical challenges. Pulsenmore said the expansion at Ichilov strengthens its ability to make the technology available to women in additional regions, including northern and southern Israel. The company’s technology connects home-use ultrasound with remote healthcare support, enabling medical teams to incorporate information generated outside conventional clinical settings into appropriate monitoring pathways. Such approaches form part of the broader movement toward decentralized and digitally enabled healthcare, where selected diagnostic and monitoring activities can be delivered closer to patients’ homes. According to Pulsenmore, expanding access to home ultrasound could provide value for women who live a significant distance from medical centers or require ongoing monitoring. However, the company emphasizes that examinations performed at home are conducted as part of a medically guided pathway, with eligibility and examination requirements determined by healthcare professionals.
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Technology Supports More Flexible Pregnancy Care
The expansion at Ichilov highlights the potential role of home ultrasound technology in maternal healthcare, particularly when combined with telemedicine and established clinical workflows. Pulsenmore is focused on connecting mothers and healthcare providers through home-use ultrasound solutions and remote medical guidance, with the broader goal of supporting continuity of prenatal care. The company’s latest deployment also reflects the growing interest in patient-centered pregnancy monitoring, where technology can help bring selected healthcare services into the home without removing clinical oversight. As additional medical centers evaluate and implement such models, real-world experience will be important in determining how home ultrasound can best complement conventional prenatal care. For Pulsenmore, the integration at Lis Maternity and Women’s Hospital represents an expansion of its Israeli healthcare footprint and a further step in developing hybrid maternal monitoring pathways. The company intends to continue expanding access to its technology while working with healthcare providers to determine appropriate applications across different patient populations and care settings.
Source: Pulsenmore press relese
