Innovation Begins Where the Need Is Greatest
NèoMotion was not born in a research laboratory or a Silicon Valley incubator. It was born in the maternity wards of Chad, where our Founder & CEO, Dr. Bargo M. Yousif, witnessed the devastating consequences of limited access to basic maternal healthcare.
Too many mothers arrived without adequate antenatal care. Too many pregnancies progressed without continuous fetal monitoring. Too many preventable complications were recognized only after labor had already begun.
Behind every statistic was a mother, a newborn, and a family whose future changed forever. The problem was never a lack of dedicated healthcare professionals. The problem was access: access to affordable technology, timely clinical information, and tools that could help clinicians make better decisions before it was too late.
What if the world’s most accessible maternal monitoring technology was designed for the communities that need it most?
That question became the foundation of NèoMotion. Dr. Abubaker Hassan joined the mission as Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer, bringing experience in pulmonary and critical care medicine, healthcare strategy, artificial intelligence, and international clinical operations.
Together, the founders set out to build technology capable of serving every healthcare environment—from rural clinics with limited resources to leading academic medical centers.
NèoMotion starts from the problem, not from the prestige of a startup ecosystem. Not every healthcare startup needs to begin in Silicon Valley. Some of the most important innovations can begin in Africa, built from firsthand understanding of urgent clinical need, and then scale to the whole world.
Our journey started in Africa. Our mission is global.
