Continuous Clinical Monitoring
A discreet set of medical-grade wearables that turns nine months of guesswork into a continuous, clinician-reviewed signal.
Why it matters
Most pregnancy complications — hypertension, pre-eclampsia, gestational diabetes, arrhythmia, reduced fetal movement — announce themselves days before they become emergencies. The problem is timing: a routine visit happens every four to six weeks. Wombly closes that window to zero.
The science, in plain language
Pre-eclampsia is diagnosed by rising blood pressure and protein in the urine. A single clinic reading misses gradual, dangerous trends; home BP monitoring detects hypertensive disorders earlier and reduces severe outcomes (ACOG, 2020).
Standard 12-lead ECGs sample a few heartbeats. Continuous 5-day patch monitoring picks up intermittent arrhythmias — including the ones that only appear under the cardiovascular load of pregnancy (JAMA Cardiology, 2019).
A sustained drop in fetal movement is one of the earliest signs of fetal distress. Structured monitoring in the third trimester is associated with faster clinical response and better outcomes (RCOG Green-top Guideline No. 57).
~50%
of pre-eclampsia cases have warning signs days before diagnosis
Source · ACOG Practice Bulletin, 2020
5×
more arrhythmias detected on 5-day patch vs 24-hour Holter
Source · JAMA Cardiology, 2019
How it works
A 5-day ECG chest patch screens the mother's heart end-to-end and issues a written cardiac clearance.
The Wombly wristband streams heart rate, SpO₂, activity, sleep and stress 24/7 to the command centre.
A home BP cuff, continuous glucose sensor, fetal Doppler and fetal movement patch are added to the kit.
What you get
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