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SINGAPORE and SYDNEY and NEW YORK, April 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - HealthBeats™, a Singapore-based healthtech start-up with end-to-end remote vitals monitoring solution, today announced the close of a US$3m Seed round led by healthcare investor Heritas Capital together with SEEDS Capital, the investment arm of government agency Enterprise Singapore.

HealthBeats is honoured to be interviewed as one of the companies entering the Australian market successfully.

"RPM uses app based technology to help patients monitor and manage their health, with results sent directly to their healthcare team. If readings are outside the expected range, notifications are sent to both patients and health professionals so actions can be taken where necessary. Outcomes include improved health literacy and fewer avoidable hospital admissions."

APACMED’s Annual MedTech Forum 2021: Health Futures by 2025 brought 1,700+ participants globally from 33 countries and 145 speakers in 56 sessions. HealthBeats is featured in the main 3D showcase alongside state of art medical technologies across multiple use-cases

PharmaBoardroom is a global platform for C-level healthcare executives. They have more than 12,000+ active users and 28,000 active subscribers per month. Our CEO and Founder, Aileen Lai, is honoured to be interviewed as part of Singapore Healthcare & Life Science Review 2021.

We are humbled by Singapore Business Federation's feature of HealthBeats™ and the exceptional support extended by Singapore Business Federation as we scale our proven remote patient monitoring platform internationally.

Aileen Lai, CEO and Founder of HealthBeats™ is glad to be part of the panelist for the event “Medical Festival Asia Conference”, spotlighting firms disrupting healthcare models and addressing evolving needs.

HealthBeats™ is glad to be a participating start-up at the Global HealthTech Summit 2020 on 11, 12 and 13 November 2020.

Launched in November 2007, Business China’s vision is to harness the support of the public sector and private enterprises to strengthen the ties between Singapore and China, so as to sustain and grow the global connectivity of Singapore.

APACMed represents manufacturers and suppliers of medical equipment, devices and in-vitro diagnostics, industry associations and other key stakeholders associated with the medical technology industry in Asia Pacific.

Aileen Lai, CEO and Founder of HealthBeats™ is glad to be part of the panelist for the event “COVID-19: Impact on businesses & role of communications”.

HealthBeats™ is glad to be identified by Galen Growth as Asia’s most promising digital health startups and selected into their 2020 Healthtech cohort.

Aileen Lai, CEO and Founder of HealthBeats™ is glad to be featured alongside other great women leaders as APACMed startup women leaders.

At Plug and Play, we have been monitoring new innovative startup solutions for several years. In this critical time, we are diving into the capabilities of these startups to help overcome this pandemic.

Dr Tan Jit Seng is a practicing Long-term Home Care Physician leveraging on the use of technology to support his patients since 2009 in Singapore. He was part of the hospital staffing during the 2003 SARS Epidemic, running Nursing Care Facilities during the 2009 H1N1 Pandemic and now in community care service including frontline GP clinic and home care services during this 2019 COVID-19 Pandemic.

HealthBeats™ remote vitals monitoring platform (RVM) was featured as one of the top 10 Global Digital Solution for International Coronavirus Response.

HealthBeats™ are honoured to be selected to present at the Startup Showcase at InnovatorMD Global Summit 2020 (IGS2020) at the UCSF Smith Cardiovascular Research Institute.

HealthBeats™ is thrilled to be part of 18 start-ups selected by Corporate Partners of Plug and Play amongst more than 850 applications globally for the 2019 Fall Health Program in Silicon Valley.

Murray PHN has selected HealthBeats™’ Remote Vitals Monitoring product to help rural and regional patients with high blood pressure, diabetes, heart failure and lung disease to better manage their health from home.