Matrix is transforming gynaecological protocols through women-led design innovation.
Our launch offering a digitally enabled, AI-supported pelvic assessment and diagnosis device, designed for holistic and data-driven gynaecological applications
We have reimagined and humanised gynae examinations and procedures.
Versatile
100% adaptable to the diverse physiological builds and lived experiences
Personalised
Non-invasive and comprehensive examination giving agency and control to patients
Designed for comfort
Empathetic and human-centric design engages more culturally diverse communities
It’s a game-changer
The speculum’s design has barely changed since the Roman era (199BC)...
Matrix Health & Care is a pioneering FemTech company focused on reforming women's reproductive health through innovative digital reproductive, sexual and maternal healthcare solutions.
Our mission is to empower patients, drive positive change in for half of the population, and transform gynaecological care worldwide.
Make the change now
The key features of Matrix
Pelvic & rectal (self)
application
Novel technology with
more visibility
High resolution (HD) /
Multi-spectral imaging
Diagnostic accuracy with AI-supported software
WI-FI / Bluetooth &
satellite connection
Cloud database for
long-term follow up
The potential
Matrix has the potential to improve medical engagement with life-saving gynaecological assessments and procedures
of women experience severe reproductive health problems
31%
less than half of women seek the necessary help
50%
of the global disease burden amongst women is sexual and reproductive ill-health
33%
“This is such an exciting opportunity to assess patients with dignity. I can see so many different applications, for instance, for rectal application when examining, even men, for spinal injuries.”
Dr John Horton
Practice Director at NHS Park End Surgery, Hampstead, London
Testimonials
Let our testimonials do the talking, take a look at the thoughts and experiences shared by some of our patient advocates
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“Better technology and equipment - I believe the current plastic thing used to open a woman's most vulnerable and private parts originates from an olden day torture method.”
— Anonymous Patient
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“If it could be a self administered test that you go into the clinic to do and then there was some way the nurse/ clinician could confirm you had conducted the test correctly and collected a sufficient sample before you leave, I think that could be revolutionary.”
— Anonymous Clinician
We would love to hear from you
Take part in our surveys, which reached over 500 patient advocates, healthcare practitioners and early adopters.
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