REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING

Enabling efficient, proactive care that bridges the gap between hospital and home care

A New Era in Care Delivery

Our Remote Patient Monitoring care model is set to transform patient care by increasing efficiency in hospital and allowing patients to have a better recovery experience at home.

Remote patient monitoring bridges the crucial gap between medical appointments, during which unforeseen events could lead to a deterioration in a patient’s health that might otherwise go unnoticed.

In the span of time between visits to a healthcare provider or even in between nurse visits in hospital, patients with chronic conditions or those recovering from surgery are susceptible to subtle changes in their health status.

These changes can include fluctuations in vital signs, the emergence of new symptoms, or deviations from prescribed treatment plans. 

Meet Our Solution

Monitor, Prevent and Detect

Our smart solution combines a predictive analytics platform with discreet sensors, wearable technology and alert devices to create layers of intelligence and insights of patients, allowing caregivers to track activity levels, patterns of behaviour, health metrics, sleep and more. Designed for managed aged care residents, this solution is now available for Aged Care in The Home, Hospital in The Home (HiTH) (e.g. post-discharge, and Disability Care in The Home.

Dashboard and App

 Tap into 24/7 real-time data and reports.

Emergency and Duress Alerts

Integrate a range of 4G compliant emergency and incident detection options.

Vitals and Health Metrics

Integration of manual feeds, automated feeds, IoT devices and bio-patches to monitor and enhance health wellness.

Core Client Intelligence

Establish a behaviour baseline and highlight changes.

Applicable Industries

Aged Care & Independent Living

In Asian and Middle Eastern cultures, elderly family members typically live independently or with relatives instead of in care facilities, necessitating remote monitoring systems to detect early health declines. This arrangement respects cultural traditions while providing financial benefits, as institutional care remains expensive and often lacks adequate public funding support in these regions.

Disability Care 

In Asian and Middle Eastern countries, people with disabilities typically live with family rather than independently, creating an opportunity for remote monitoring systems to simultaneously provide caregivers peace of mind while safely increasing autonomy for individuals. Such monitoring can detect early warning signs of health deterioration through activity and metric tracking, while avoiding the substantially higher costs of institutional care in regions with limited public disability funding.

Chronic Care

Non-communicable diseases are surging globally, especially in developing countries, where distance, time, and cost barriers to regular care combined with unreliable manual health tracking lead to deteriorating chronic conditions and preventable hospitalizations. With proactive remote monitoring and trend analysis, patients could recover more effectively at home while freeing clinical resources for high-value care activities.

Our Mission is to Keep People Healthy

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Real-time data interpreted by healthcare professionals, with the aid of AI and ML, enables them to identify and address issues promptly.

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This approach could lead to better patient outcomes and minimise the risk of medical emergencies, reducing healthcare costs and enhancing the overall quality of care.