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Introducing Re:Balans® 

A wearable device for hydration monitoring

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For US Customers and Partners

Re:Balans medical device is currently only available for clinical investigations and research purposes, and not yet cleared for medical use in the EU or US. However, our non-medical variant "Re:Balans Insight" is available for testing by customers and partners. 

Hospitals and municipalities

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Partners

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Defense

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Problem

Dehydration increases the risk for several medical complications

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Case study

Prioritizing hydration greatly reduces fall rates in the elderly

A hydration project implemented across 33 residential and nursing homes in England (Torbay and South Devon) demonstrated significant improvements in fall rates. Between May 2021 and November 2022, the number of falls requiring a hospital admission fell by 63% and incidences of urinary tract infections requiring antibiotics reduced by 18.5%.

Despite its importance in monitoring patients with fluid management conditions, identifying an effective approach continues to present a challenge in the field of medicine.
 

Re:Balans medical device is currently only available for clinical investigations and research purposes, and are not yet cleared for medical use in the EU or US. 

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Our Innovation Partners

This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and development program under grant agreement No 969065.

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This project has also received funding from the European Union's Horizon cybersecurity research and development program under grant agreement No 101094323 - NEMECYS, together with SINTEF.

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Mode in Numbers

12

Employees

>10M$

Capital invested

>1000

Devices produced for clinical testing

6

Years of development

2

Patents

7

Completed clinical studies

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5 years of R&D 

The development of Re:Balans has been challenging and requires a dedicated team of developers, researchers, and over $10M in funding. Currently, we are in the process of seeking regulatory approval in US and Europe. 

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