OPR Maternity Care Inc. Outlines Its Competitive Advantage in the Global Femtech Market

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Feb. 16, 2023 - PRLog -- The Global Femtech (female technology) market is expected to reach USD 60.01 Billion by 2027 at a CAGR of 15.6%, according to a report by Emergen Research. New technologies can cut healthcare costs by focusing on early diagnosis and leveraging linked healthcare services, lowering a country's overall cost burden while raising healthcare standards and quality of life for women. Increasing birth rates and growing disposable income are expected to increase the demand for maternity care products. The demand for these products is also likely to be driven by many women delaying childbirth due to professional commitments and preferring to work late into their pregnancies.

Nowadays, most mobile applications on the market focus on the baby's health and wellness, not on the mom's post-pregnancy recovery. Other applications developed by psychologists focus on depression itself, neglecting the holistic approach to moms' and babies' well-being. OPR mobile app focuses on the optimum physical, emotional and psychological well-being of both mothers and newborns. Early diagnosis of any complications and treatment is crucial to the well-being of the mother and her baby. OPR application provides its users with comprehensive information covering postpartum, baby care, and more. OPR offers a holistic approach to postpartum recovery and allows keeping track of the baby's health and development. We offer wearable technology integration for accurate remote monitoring of a wide range of vital data reflecting the information of the baby's health. These unique features and functionalities not currently available in similar products help the project to stand out and compete in the global female technology market.

About OPR Maternity Care Inc.: The OPR mobile application helps new mothers with post-pregnancy recovery by guiding them through this important time, helping to improve their own and their baby's health and lives. (http://oprmaternity.com/)