EarlySense was an Israeli medical device company that developed contact-free continuous patient monitoring technology. Its piezoelectric sensor, placed under a hospital mattress, measured heart rate, respiratory rate, and motion more than 100 times per minute without touching the patient. The system was deployed in acute, post-acute, and home-care settings to detect early signs of deterioration such as code blue events, falls, pressure ulcers, and avoidable ICU transfers. EarlySense partnered with Hill-Rom in 2018 to integrate the technology into Centrella Smart+ hospital beds and sold the underlying contact-free continuous monitoring (CFCM) technology to Hillrom in February 2021 for approximately $30 million. The company entered receivership in 2022 after defaulting on a Kreos Capital loan, and its remaining home-use assets were sold to TytoCare in November 2022 for roughly $2 million, effectively winding down operations.
EarlySense has been acquired
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Founded
2004
Employees
11–50
Total Funding
$77M
3 rounds
Total raised $77M across 3 rounds
Funding data and valuation marks are estimates and may be incomplete, stale, erroneous, or revised.
Last updated 06-25-2026
Latest Round
Type
Series C
Date
January 2019
Amount
$39M
Valuation
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Lead Investors
| Date | Round | Amount Raised | Valuation | Lead Investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 2019 | Series C | $39M | — | Hill-Rom, Wells Fargo Strategic Capital |
| 2016 | Series B | $25M | — | Bank Hapoalim |
| 2010 | Series A | $13M | — | Pitango Venture Capital |
Avner Halperin
Co-Founder and former CEO (2004-2019), Board Director
Matt Johnson
CEO (2019 onward)
Yossi Gross
Co-Founder
Dr. Danny Lange
Co-Founder
Competitor list is illustrative and may be incomplete, stale, or erroneous.
Hillrom (Baxter)
Acquirer of EarlySense's contact-free continuous monitoring technology in 2021 and a leading hospital bed and patient monitoring manufacturer (now part of Baxter International).
Masimo
Public medical technology company offering noninvasive patient monitoring and continuous physiological sensing solutions used in acute care and home settings.
Medtronic
Global medical device leader whose patient monitoring division competes in continuous vital-sign monitoring for hospital and post-acute settings.
Biobeat
Israeli developer of wireless wearable patient monitoring devices for continuous vital sign tracking across hospital and remote care environments.
Current Health (Best Buy Health)
Continuous remote patient monitoring platform using a wearable armband; acquired by Best Buy in 2021 and competing in hospital-at-home and post-acute monitoring.
TytoCare
Israeli telehealth company offering remote physical examination devices; acquired EarlySense's home-use technology assets in November 2022 and now operates as the successor to that product line.
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