Highlights

  • Lee Health moved from pilot to paid commercial deployment of HeraMED's Digital Pregnancy Journey.
  • An initial Statement of Work worth US$317,200 (A$453,142) covers the first 200 mothers and was paid in early October 2026.
  • Epic EMR integration has started, with completion targeted for March 2027.
  • Cash was A$2.13m at 30 September 2026, or about A$2.58m pro forma after the Lee Health receipt.

HeraMED Limited (ASX:HMD) has released its quarterly activities report and Appendix 4C for the September 2026 quarter. The medical data and technology company, which focuses on women's and maternity care, reported its first paid commercial deployment with a major US health system.

Lee Health Commercial Deployment

Lee Health, a US health system delivering more than 8,000 babies each year, began full commercial deployment of HeraMED's Digital Pregnancy Journey on 15 September 2026 after a six-month pilot. The pilot recorded 92% virtual adoption, a 100% likelihood to recommend and a Net Promoter Score of 60 for the program.

The model delivers prenatal care through an 11-visit digital-first pathway, compared with about 15 in-person visits under the traditional approach. The initial Statement of Work of US$317,200 covers the first 200 mothers and includes 12-month HeraCARE licences, monitoring kits, customised care pathways, implementation and Epic integration. Lee Health can order further cohorts in increments of 20, 50, 100 or more, and a second clinic at Fort Myers has been onboarded.

Partnerships and US Pipeline

HeraMED said an expanded commercial agreement with Philips is nearing finalisation, building on a foundation agreement signed in November 2025. The two companies continue joint US engagement and deployment planning.

The company is also progressing pilot discussions with other major US health systems and is pursuing opportunities linked to the US$50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program funded by CMS. For the December quarter, HeraMED plans to focus on completing Epic integration, onboarding clinics and care teams, and starting patient enrolment at Lee Health.

Financial Position

Cash at 30 September 2026 was A$2.13m, down from A$2.927m at the previous quarter end. Including the A$453,142 Lee Health payment received in October, pro forma cash was about A$2.58m before October expenses.

Operating cash outflow for the quarter was A$791k, including A$417k in administration and corporate costs and A$185k in research and development. The company has no loan facilities, and the Appendix 4C estimates about 2.7 quarters of funding.

Key Takeaways

  • Lee Health is HeraMED's first paid commercial deployment with a major US health system.
  • Pilot results showed high patient adoption and satisfaction.
  • An expanded Philips agreement and further US health system discussions are in progress.
  • Pro forma cash of about A$2.58m provides an estimated runway of under three quarters.