On the reality TV program “The Vault,” Savemom, a trailblazing maternity healthcare start-up, achieved a noteworthy milestone in its entrepreneurial path. Prominent investors Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Group Chairman of Inditrade Capital, and Rahul Singh, Founder & CEO of The Beer Cafe, gave Savemom 30 lakh in exchange for 26% stake in the ninth episode.
A Revolutionary Step in Maternal Healthcare
With its intelligent wearable technology, Savemom, which was founded by Senthil Kumar and Divya Krishnan, is revolutionising maternity healthcare. These devices, which are intended for pregnant women, track Heart rate, Sleep patterns, Blood sugar levels, and Basal Metabolic Rate. They also calculate iron requirements and remind users to take their medications. The wearable has a remarkable 10-month battery life and runs on a cloud-enabled monitoring system.
The goal of this creative approach is to close the maternal health monitoring gap, particularly for women living in rural and underdeveloped areas. Savemom is guaranteeing improved health outcomes for women and new-borns by utilising technology.
Recognition on a National Platform
For Savemom, being highlighted on “The Vault,” a distinctive reality TV program that gives Indian business owners a platform, changed everything. The show has provided visibility, credibility, and financial support to promising start-ups, directing investments totalling more than ₹7 crore.
The show’s investors, who are self-made business owners themselves, meticulously evaluate business concepts before funding those that have the potential to make a significant difference. The fact that Savemom was able to secure this esteemed investment confirms its commitment to using technology to transform maternity care.
This acknowledgement by ANI News and The Vault is a significant step in Savemom’s quest to guarantee safer parenthood and healthier pregnancies as the company expands and innovates.
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