ResQ Medical

ResQ Medical in the US provides a patented mobile application that automates documentation of physician work hours using location-based technology. It is deployed at major institutions such as Cedars Sinai and Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science to streamline compliance with regulatory requirements for residents, improving workflow efficiency and clinician well-being. The Israeli ResQ Medical is developing "Alma," an innovative medical device designed to treat postpartum hemorrhage by mimicking natural uterine contractions; it is currently pre-commercial but aims to become standard-of-care in delivery rooms globally.