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Life Sciences Series B Founded 2012

CardiacSense

Provider of sensor to monitor heart arrhythmia and vital signs. It develops medical sensors that can continuously monitor and diagnose patients non-invasively, over the wrist. It can be used to monitor cardiac arrest, atrial fibrillation, and vital signs. Founded in 2012, headquartered in Caesarea, Israel. The company has raised $14.5M in funding at the series b stage. The team comprises 10+ (Mar 1, 2026) employees.…

📍 Caesarea, Israel · Cardiac and Vascular Disorders,

Funding snapshot

Last roundSeries B
Amount$6M
Date16 June 2020
Total raised$14M
Valuation20,500,000 (May 27, 2018)
Team size10

About

Provider of sensor to monitor heart arrhythmia and vital signs. It develops medical sensors that can continuously monitor and diagnose patients non-invasively, over the wrist. It can be used to monitor cardiac arrest, atrial fibrillation, and vital signs. Founded in 2012, headquartered in Caesarea, Israel. The company has raised $14.5M in funding at the series b stage. The team comprises 10+ (Mar 1, 2026) employees. The company operates in the Cardiac and Vascular Disorders sector with additional focus on Disease Self Management and Healthcare IT. Its business model centers on Cardiac. Founded in 2012, headquartered in Caesarea, Israel. The company has raised $14.5M at the Series B stage. Backed by investors including EIC Fund, Europa, Merchavia Holdings and Investments, Cashline Investment Holding.

Business model

Wearable Technology > Health and Wellness Devices > Cardiac,

Disease Self Management > Cardiac and Vascular Disorders > Monitoring > Heart Health > Device > Wearable,

Healthcare IT > Value Based Care > Remote Monitoring > Hardware > Cardiology > Wearable,

Cardiac and Vascular Disorders > Medical Devices > Screening Devices > Cardiac Diagnostic > Electrodiagnostic Testing (ECG) > Home Based

Institutional investors

EIC Fund Europa Merchavia Holdings and Investments Cashline Investment Holding

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