Medical-Grade Support
Supports BP, glucose and pulse oximeters for continuous patient monitoring.
Our platform integrates medical-grade devices and consumer wearables to provide a 360-degree view of patient health outside clinical walls.
Representative VitalCareX interface. Layouts and data shown are illustrative, not a screenshot of a live deployment.
VitalCareX connects medical-grade monitoring, wearable data and intelligent analysis into one continuous health experience.
Supports BP, glucose and pulse oximeters for continuous patient monitoring.
Captures health data from smart watches and rings as part of the patient's ongoing health record.
An integrated intelligent health companion designed to support ongoing patient engagement.
AI-supported analysis of clinical notes and diagnostic test results.
We leverage Continuous Glucose Monitors and Nutrition AI to understand how the body responds to calorie intake and specific foods.
Image recognition translates food photos into nutritional data to support blood sugar and metabolic-health management.
Movement, nutrition and weight data come together to support comprehensive cardiovascular oversight.
Health information moves between the products rather than stopping at a system boundary.
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An electronic health record and practice management environment with integrated tools for the functions a practice runs on.
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A personal health record that integrates with electronic health records to give people visibility of their own health and wellness journey.
Extend clinical awareness beyond the encounter with connected devices, wearables and longitudinal measurements that reach the care team.
Connect continuous glucose monitoring with nutrition, weight and activity information for a coherent metabolic view.
Connect the clinical record, the patient, continuous monitoring and the referral network so care is one continuous process.
Supported device categories include blood pressure monitors, blood glucose monitors, continuous glucose monitors, weight scales and pulse oximeters, along with supported smart watches and smart rings.
Yes, relevant monitoring information can be shared with care teams where supported by the deployment.