Israeli Hospital Partners with Local Predictive Care Startup

Sheba Medical Center partnered with Clew Medical to jointly develop a clinical command and control software

Israeli hospital Sheba Medical Center partnered with predictive medical care startup Clew Medical Ltd. to jointly develop a clinical command and control software, the latter announced Monday.

 

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Founded in 2014, CLEW develops a web platform and mobile app used for the early detection of life-threatening complications in patients in intensive care units. The company’s software tracks real-time data on patients and monitors capacity of healthcare providers.

 

Izik Itzhakov, the company’s VP of business development, said in a phone interview with Calcalist Monday that the company is currently in the process of raising funds, aiming for a $20 million round.

 

In 2017, CLEW won a startup competition hosted by Microsoft and Calcalist.

 

 

CLEW'S CEO Gal Salomon, second from the right. Photo: Yonatan Leonov