Intelligent care leverages data and insights that are changing the face of care delivery as providers transition to new care models that are more predictive and personalized. This, along with the advancements in AI-based analytics and decision support has created new opportunities for actionable insights at the point of care. And while health systems and providers aspire to be data-driven, vast amounts of health data remain siloed, underutilized, and at risk.1
Capitalizing on these new proactive care models and leveraging the full potential of patient data requires a technology partner with expertise across the care continuum. As a global leader in connected health with one of the world’s largest connected ecosystems, we can help you deploy scalable solutions to harness and transform data and securely deliver intelligent care anytime anywhere.
As an industry leader in medical-grade connectivity, we are raising care standards across settings. Our integrated platforms and technologies enable seamless data capture and analysis, improving the accuracy and timeliness of information to help reduce length of stay, readmissions, and total cost of care.
Designed for ORs and high-acuity care areas, Vitals Stream provides continuous near-real time vitals data and connectivity status at a glance. Users can easily see which devices are connected and associate all captured data with the right patient ID.
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Designed to supplement your EMR’s Early Warning Scoring System (EWSS), our system uses a sophisticated scoring algorithm to identify patients at risk and then guides the care team through the hospital-recommended interventions right at the bedside. This optional add-on to Capsule™ Vitals Plus or Chart Xpress is the ideal tool for non-critical care areas.
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Chart Xpress enables accurate and rapid delivery of validated information into the EMR. Upgrading from Chart Xpress to Vitals Plus extends your connectivity investment and helps maintain consistency in workflow and documentation.
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Over the last 20+ years, industry organizations and various agencies have promoted standards and specifications to support interoperability and the secure integration, transfer and sharing of medical data between disparate devices and systems.
For some time, this notion of a shared responsibility for data security has been recognized as a best practice within the larger technology industry.