IMP Scandinavia secures a 4 million DKK investment to enhance its wireless patient monitoring technology.

Target Information

IMP Scandinavia, founded by engineers from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), is at the forefront of patient monitoring innovation. The company has developed a wireless optical sensor combined with artificial intelligence to enhance the monitoring of patients. Recently, IMP secured an investment of 4 million DKK after a successful funding round with Keystones and other experienced business angels.

During this fundraising effort, IMP's founders, Jeppe Damgaard Leth and Brian Christensen, collaborated with Christoffer Melchior, a member of the Keystones group, who played a pivotal role as a lead investor. Melchior noted the significant potential of IMP's technology to transform patient monitoring both in hospitals, nursing homes, and within the comfort of home. The non-invasive and intelligent wearable technology developed by IMP addresses a critical need within the healthcare sector, and the investor group looks forward to supporting IMP's growth journey.

Industry Overview in Denmark

The healthcare industry in Denmark is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the need for improved patient care and the integration of advanced technologies. With a growing emphasis on digital solutions, there is an increasing demand for