Opportunity

Target Population

14-25M
pregnancies annually worldwide

Twin Pregnancies

50-60% risk

Women with Previous Preterm Birth

30-40% risk

Cervical Insufficiency & Short Cervix

>50% risk
w/o cerclage

Premature Contraction

15-25% risk

9-17% of all pregnancies
are at risk for spontaneous preterm birth
due to the aforementioned conditions

Potential Market

Global PTB management marketSpontaneous PTB prevention marketRecurrent PTB and Twin pregnancies in the US and EU$4.2B$3.4B$1.5BTotal Addressable MarketServiceable Available MarketServiceable Obtainable Market
Global PTB management marketTotal Addressable Market$4.2B$3.4B$1.5BSpontaneous PTB prevention marketServiceable Available MarketRecurrent PTB and Twin pregnancies in the US and EUServiceable Obtainable Market

Preterm birth is a LOSE-LOSE situation for all stakeholders

Payers

Preterm birth poses an enormous financial burden. Every pregnancy that reaches full term rather than ending prematurely saves substantial medical costs due to short-term and long-term treatment

Preterm birth costs

> $25B
per year in the USA

Health System Providers

Premature birth is the most common reason for neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) admission

Many healthcare systems face a shortage of NICU capacity and facilities, therefore reducing preterm births alleviates this strain

One day of hospitalization in the NICU costs

$3,300

Families

Delaying premature delivery significantly reduces medical costs and income loss, which may occur if one or both parents need to care for a child with ongoing health issues

Average first-year preemie treatment costs

$49K

Contact us

    PregnanTech

    17 T’chelet Street
    Misgav, Israel
    info@PregnanTech.com
    +972.52.823.6669

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