It’s time for change.

GOAL 3 is enabling and empowering health workers with durable and easy-to-use medical technology at places where it is needed the most.

Our goal is to improve access to care for 100 million people in 2030.

We All Health.

Future milestones

GOAL 3’s roadmap to grow towards a platform is divided into three milestones. The first step is an affordable monitoring system. So far, we have assembled a research consortium for the IMPALA monitoring system with highly dedicated experts from research institutes, hospitals, and the MedTech industry. We have also started our first pilot study and are conducting qualitative and market research. Furthermore, we have successfully pitched our system at several contests as well as at Dragons Den. The second step is adding predictive algorithms to help with diagnosing diseases, for which we have started gathering and analyzing the first data set. The final step is to create a platform, on which research institutes, MedTech companies, and hospitals are able to add content such as applications and data sets.

Step 1 - Patient monitoring system

Started from the master thesis project of founder Bart Bierling in co-operation with the Technical University Eindhoven, the first step is to develop a patient monitoring system which is initially focused on measuring the vital signs of newborns in low resource settings. A simple but high-quality system that can be repaired with low resources, is affordable and easy to understand.

Step 2 - Predictive Algorithms

We are developing predictive algorithms for our monitoring systems to help doctors make better judgements. These algorithms help doctors intervene in time when serious concerns in the vital signs of patients are shown. The first focus is an algorithm that helps with diagnosing sepsis in an early stage. Diagnosing sepsis is crucial, for every hour it is diagnosed earlier the chance of survival increases with 10%!

Step 3 - Patient monitoring platform

The third step is transform the product and services into a platform to which others can contribute. The primary contributors would be research institutes that develop their own algorithms and companies that make hardware that would want to connect to the algorithms we will have. We believe that to make good healthcare accessible for anyone it is necessary to form a coalition with many stakeholders that will contribute to the platform.