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Pulsenmore and Ouma Health Partner to Integrate Remote Prenatal Ultrasound into Virtual Care Platform

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Pulsenmore and Ouma Health announced a strategic partnership on Wednesday to integrate remote prenatal ultrasound technology into Ouma Health’s virtual maternity care platform across the United States. This collaboration aims to provide patients with access to clinician-guided ultrasound scans from their homes, allowing for remote monitoring and diagnostic support within Ouma Health’s existing care network.

The partnership combines Pulsenmore’s handheld ultrasound device, which connects to a smartphone, with Ouma Health’s digital health infrastructure. Patients will use the device to perform scans under the guidance of healthcare professionals, who then review the imaging data to inform clinical decision-making. By incorporating this technology, Ouma Health intends to facilitate more frequent fetal monitoring and reduce the need for in-person clinic visits for routine prenatal assessments. The companies expect the integration to support Ouma Health’s broader mission of expanding access to specialized maternal care through telehealth services.

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Date: June 24, 2026

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