Momo Medical

Momo Medical makes the BedSense, a bed sensor placed under the mattress, and the linked Momo App. The app gives caregivers an overview of all residents in a memory care community, lets them set personal alerts for residents at risk of falling, and shows who is about to leave bed up to 70 seconds in advance.

The customers are nursing and memory care organisations, with caregivers, nurses and clinical managers as users. The website cites use at memory care communities and skilled nursing facilities and offers the app free of charge for three months at a care location. The website does not describe pricing or the revenue model beyond that trial offer.

The company's careers page gives Delft in the Netherlands as its base and describes it as a fast-growing scale-up; it states that it has joined Y Combinator. The website lists offices in Melville, New York and Ottawa, Ontario. It says it serves nursing staff in the Netherlands, Belgium, the US and Germany, and it lists 17 open vacancies in care teams, development, production, customer support and account management.

Product: BedSense under-mattress bed sensor linked to the Momo App, which shows caregivers the status of all residents in a memory care community and sends fall-risk alerts.