Breaking barriers
in healthcare
Revolutionizing healthcare to keep the quality high
and the costs low
Comfortable COPD
Management
Where Smart Textiles and your health unite
for a better tomorrow
Transforming
heart health
Textiles that keep pace with your heartbeat
Bridge the distance
in healthcare
Remote medical textiles for seamless care
anywhere and anytime
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Welcome

We are Teiimo Health

Welcome to Teiimo Health, where innovation meets healthcare through smart textiles.

We specialize in developing cutting-edge solutions that redefine patient care and medical applications. Our smart textiles offer a new dimension to healthcare, providing real-time data and improving diagnostics, comfort, and efficiency. Whether you’re a patient seeking better care or a healthcare professional looking to enhance your practice, Teiimo Health has the answer. ​

Explore our website to discover how we’re revolutionizing the future of healthcare with smart textiles. Welcome to a world of innovation and improved health.

Tackling

healthcare challenges

Difficult diagnosis for COPD

The diagnosis of COPD in primary care often relies on infrequent snapshots of a patient’s health, resulting in difficulties in achieving a differential diagnosis. Many individuals with COPD remain undiagnosed due to these challenges.

High number of patients per doctor

In rural and disadvantaged urban areas, finding a doctor can be challenging, often referred to as medical deserts. Limited appointments, an aging population, and fewer than 2.3 doctors per 1,000 people (WHO, 2020) highlight the pressing need for improved healthcare access.

Growing needs of hospital beds

With a decline in hospital beds worldwide (2.70 per 1,000 people in 2011), recruitment challenges, service closures, and overloaded emergency departments, there’s a growing strain on healthcare infrastructure. Meeting the demands of an evolving healthcare landscape is becoming increasingly challenging

Growing number of chronic diseases including COPD

The European respiratory landscape is set to see significant changes, with over 36.5 million Europeans projected to have COPD by 2030. Germany alone is estimated to have 7.9 million COPD patients by 2030, up from 6.8 million in 2010. As the seventh leading global cause of ill-health, COPD’s prevalence could rise to the third spot by 2030, underscoring the urgency of effective management.

Aging population

The aging population is a significant challenge for the healthcare system, as the number of elderly individuals continues to grow. With age, the risk of chronic diseases like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer increases substantially. For example, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that by 2050, the global population aged 60 and over will more than double, reaching over 2 billion people, many of whom will require ongoing care for chronic health conditions.

The diagnosis of COPD in primary care often relies on infrequent snapshots of a patient's health, resulting in difficulties in achieving a differential diagnosis. Many individuals with COPD remain undiagnosed due to these challenges.

Difficult diagnosis for COPD

In rural and disadvantaged urban areas, finding a doctor can be challenging, often referred to as medical deserts. Limited appointments, an aging population, and fewer than 2.3 doctors per 1,000 people (WHO, 2020) highlight the pressing need for improved healthcare access.Review Text

High number of patients per doctor

With a decline in hospital beds worldwide (2.70 per 1,000 people in 2011), recruitment challenges, service closures, and overloaded emergency departments, there's a growing strain on healthcare infrastructure. Meeting the demands of an evolving healthcare landscape is becoming increasingly challenging

Growing needs of hospital beds

The European respiratory landscape is set to see significant changes, with over 36.5 million Europeans projected to have COPD by 2030. Germany alone is estimated to have 7.9 million COPD patients by 2030, up from 6.8 million in 2010. As the seventh leading global cause of ill-health, COPD's prevalence could rise to the third spot by 2030, underscoring the urgency of effective management.

Growing number of chronic diseases including COPD

The aging population is a significant challenge for the healthcare system, as the number of elderly individuals continues to grow. With age, the risk of chronic diseases like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer increases substantially. For example, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that by 2050, the global population aged 60 and over will more than double, reaching over 2 billion people, many of whom will require ongoing care for chronic health conditions.

Aging population
Teiimo Health

Our Product

ECG
Balance & Walking pattern
Activity

Records activity index over time

HRR & HRV
Posture (3D)
SPO2

Records Blood Oxygenation over time

Breathing Rate
Comfortable

Soft Textile Base Layer

Washable

Washable in household washing-machine

Blood Pressure
Easy-to-use

Simply wear it

Technical data
adressing healthcare

Use Cases

Partners

Doctors & Hospitals
Insurances
Rehabilitation Center & Physiotherapists
Pharmaceutical industry, CRO & other organizations
Remote monitoring center
Doctors & Hospitals
Insurances
Rehabilitation Center & Physiotherapists
Pharmaceutical industry, CRO & other organizations
Remote monitoring center
meet

the team

At Teiimo, our breakthroughs in medical smart textile solutions are made possible by the exceptional individuals who form our dedicated team. Each member brings a wealth of expertise and innovation to the world of healthcare. Explore the profiles of our team members and discover the experts behind our mission to revolutionize healthcare through cutting-edge smart textile technology.

Markus Strecker

Founder & CEO

Sven Hitschold

Director of Operations

Nadege Theron Sicard

Medical Business Expert

Testimonial

The potential application scenarios are manifold

Prof. Dr. med. Jan Purrucker, MSc Neurology and Stroke Unit, University Clinic Heidelberg, Germany

This technology, a textile-based platform of integrated sensors and electrodes designed and engineered to provide precise physiological measurements, including heart rate, respiratory rate, and movement in 3-dimensions has tremendous potential in health care applications.

Prof. Dr. A. B. Waxmann, MD, PhD, FACP, FCCP Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard, Boston, USA

We will use this technology as soon as it is available

Dr. Andreas Bandt Cardiology Munich West
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