Unfortunately I haven't read that Sheba is installing Hera Care,...

Unfortunately I haven't read that Sheba is installing Hera Care, yet 4 weeks after Sheba completed their trial with HMD (19/7), Sheba started to integrate the INVU software into Sheba's standard of care protocols....

Am a tad confused about it all...

Was Ron just giving his opinion that we are a better platform, because it looks like Sheba have made their choice, and would be very surprised if Sheba have not told HMD yet, or at very least someone from HMD has made the follow up call..

Wish they would just come clean about the countries/contracts we don't hear about anymore, like Brazil, Spain, India, Germany etc. can only guess the outcomes there... We're not expecting to win them all, just be nice to be told from the co. before finding out results via a link on a website..

Oh well, its just an opinion, maybe Sheba has installed our platform too, but I think we would have heard about that by now..

TCG...

Sheba's choice is below, from backspacers link......
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TEL AVIV, Israel, Aug. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Nuvo Group—the creators of INVU by Nuvo™, an FDA-approved remote pregnancy monitoring platform—announced today that it has completed the first phase of its collaboration agreement with Israel's Sheba Medical Center's "Sheba BEYOND", one of the Top Ten medical centers in the world (NEWSWEEK) and a global leader in biotechnological innovation.
The first phase of the partnership consisted of a groundbreaking pilot program around gestational diabetes management, in which medically necessary non-stress tests (NSTs) were shifted to home-based, remote monitoring using INVU™ rather than conducting traditional monitoring in a medical facility.
Participating physicians prescribed INVU to expectant mothers, who wore the sensor band from home during virtual visits. During these virtual visits anchored by the hospital's Sheba BEYOND, virtual hospital platform, a live reading allowed the expectant mother to access simplified data and insights via the paired INVU app, while the provider received more detailed fetal and maternal surveillance that OB/GYNs are accustomed to receiving during in-office visits.
To provide a comprehensive virtualized care regimen, the pilot program also included the use of several other telemedicine solutions alongside INVU, including a remote ultrasound device, glucose monitoring, and home urinalysis kit. In addition to offering a safe and proven regimen for managing gestational diabetes, the program aimed to help patients and providers save time and ultimately improve the overall care experience.

For the next phase of the partnership, Nuvo and Sheba intend to work together to integrate the INVU platform into the hospital's standard of care protocols. They also plan to utilize data collected from the pilot program to develop new AI tools with the goals of advancing pregnancy care management, improving outcomes, and lowering costs."