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Human triage reduces false alarms.
Studies of remote-monitoring programs show human-in-the-loop triage cuts false-positive alerts by more than 60% compared with algorithm-only systems, protecting patients from alarm fatigue (NEJM Catalyst, 2021).
A staffed clinical control room that watches every stream from every Wombly member — reads the data, calls when a call is needed, and never sleeps.
Why it matters
Wearable data is only as good as the eyes on it. Alerts sent straight to a mother’s phone create anxiety without action. Wombly puts a trained clinician between the sensor and the message — so every alert is triaged, contextualised and answered.
The science, in plain language
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Studies of remote-monitoring programs show human-in-the-loop triage cuts false-positive alerts by more than 60% compared with algorithm-only systems, protecting patients from alarm fatigue (NEJM Catalyst, 2021).
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In obstetric emergencies — postpartum haemorrhage, eclampsia, cord compromise — every ten-minute delay meaningfully raises the risk of severe morbidity (WHO Maternal Morbidity Report).
<10 min
typical response time to a red-flag alert
Source · Wombly clinical protocol
60%+
reduction in false alerts with human triage
Source · NEJM Catalyst, 2021
How it works
Wearable data flows into a live dashboard, one card per member, colour-coded by risk.
A maternal nurse reviews every out-of-range value; a senior medical expert is on call for escalation.
You are called, messaged or video-linked — depending on urgency and preference.
What you get
Frequently asked
Yes. Trained maternal nurses are on the floor day and night, senior medical experts are always on call, and your care coordinator can be reached in the middle of the night.
No. A clinician reviews every out-of-range value first and only reaches out when action is needed.
Any time — one tap in the app for chat, voice or video, with no appointment required.
No. We triage, advise and coordinate; for acute emergencies we route you to the nearest partner hospital.
The Invitation
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