Category: Media Coverage

Savemom Featured in Techplus Media

When Savemom, a trailblazing maternity healthcare startup, received INR 30 lakh in funding on The Vault, India’s exclusive reality TV program for business owners, it achieved a new milestone in its journey. Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Group Chairman of Inditrade Capital, and Rahul Singh, Founder & CEO of The Beer Café, provided this money, which was obtained […]

Savemom Featured in NewYork Magazine

Every day, around 800 women worldwide die from pregnancy-related complications, with India accounting for nearly 25% of all maternal deaths. Maternal mortality rates have reduced over time, although access to excellent healthcare remains difficult in rural areas. In India, about 70% of pregnant moms live in rural areas with inadequate access to healthcare facilities, monitoring […]

Savemom Featured in Dhule News

In order to lower maternal and newborn mortality in the District, the Dhule Zilla Parishad has started a creative project called Savemom. The goal of this pilot program is to use technology to improve maternal healthcare in four primary health centres (PHCs). A Step Towards Safer Pregnancies The Savemom campaign was started on February 15, […]

Savemom Featured in NTnews

Healthcare for mothers and children is being revolutionised by Artificial Intelligence, a technology that is transforming sectors all around the world. As the city’s health department works with AI-driven solutions to increase maternal and new-born well-being, Bengaluru—dubbed the Silicon Valley of India—has emerged as the focal point of this change. AI-Powered Maternal Care with Savemom […]

Savemom Featured in News Hamster

Savemom in Bengaluru is revolutionising maternity and new-born care by taking a holistic approach to ensuring the health of both mothers and new-borns. JioVio Healthcare developed this ground-breaking technology with the purpose of addressing preventable health risks to mothers and infants through early intervention and continuous monitoring. Bridging the Digital Divide in Maternal Healthcare Only […]

Savemom – Featured in Sun News

Sun News featured a mobile health device developed by Madurai Engineers to protect expecting mothers and new-borns after it was formally certified by the World Health Organisation (WHO). This milestone demonstrates Savemom’s global impact as an AI-powered maternal healthcare solution that is transforming prenatal care. A Vision Born in Madurai Savemom was founded in 2017 […]

Savemom – Featured in The GlobeNewswire

With a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.28%, the maternal and child healthcare industry is expected to reach $2106.78 billion by 2033 from $723.67 billion in 2023. This rise is driven by improved healthcare and rising birth rates, but high maternal mortality and restricted access in rural areas underscore the pressing need for innovation […]

Savemom – Featured in YouStory.com

For millions of women in rural India, pregnancy remains a life-threatening journey due to limited access to healthcare. JioVio Healthcare’s Savemom is changing this reality through AI-driven maternal health solutions, ensuring timely, life-saving care reaches even the most remote communities. Bridging the Healthcare Gap with Smart Technology Mr. Senthil Kumar’s personal goal of providing consistent […]

Savemom – Featured in News Karnataka

Savemom Gets Featured in News Karnataka for Advancing Maternal Healthcare Here’s how Savemom made news in Karnataka! Our AI-powered maternal healthcare program, launched in partnership with Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), was commended for its creative use of wearable smart technology and real-time monitoring to improve maternal health and save lives.  Our goal to guarantee […]

Savemom – Featured in Rest of World

In India’s rural areas, where access to healthcare is sometimes limited, maternal health remains a key concern. We at Savemom set out to address this issue with a simple yet effective concept: A smart wristband that allows pregnant women’s health to be remotely monitored. However, when we noticed that men were wearing wristbands rather than […]