Feebris case-study in 'Google for Start-ups' 2020 Yearbook

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Feebris featured in this year's 'Google for Start-ups' Yearbook 2020.

We are delighted to be featured alongside so many innovative and resilient companies in the Google for Startups 2020 Yearbook. This book dives into the challenges, lessons, and stories that made 2020 a year like no other.

"What’s remarkable is how so many start-ups are ending this year stronger than ever. Take Feebris, a healthtech company which wasn’t even planning to commercialise this year - and is now supporting thousands of vulnerable people." - Google for Start-ups Yearbook.

‍Click here to read the yearbook in full and see who else was featured.

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About Feebris

www.feebris.com

Feebris helps carers to identify health risks and deterioration within elderly communities. The Feebris app guides a carer through a 10min check-up, including capture of vital signs from connected medical-grade sensors (digital stethoscope, pulse oximeter etc.).

Powerful AI augments clinical guidelines and personalised monitoring to help decisions on triaging health issues. In care homes, Feebris can help carers triage the day-to-day health needs of their residents during the COVID-19 pandemic, and also enhance the capabilities of remote clinicians

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Dominique is Partnerships Director and is focused on building Feebris' commercial partnerships, evidence-base and brand.

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