The ultrasound indoor positioning system (IPS) offers location accuracy and highly responsive customer support for the tracking and monitoring of patients or equipment. Sonitor wireless detectors are installed throughout an ED’s patient waiting areas, and upon registration, patients are given a Tag that monitors, tracks and locates their position in real time. The Tag is linked to the patients’ digital files, which contain their vital signs while they are in the waiting room.

The hardware, software and required network components for each Acuity Central Monitoring Station may be configured to meet specific hospital or department needs. A minimum configuration consists of the station, modem kit, terminal server, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and Propaq monitors and/or telemetry. Features include a customized map of care unit, showing patient and equipment status and location; up to 60 patient support on one UNIX Sun Microsystem workstation; easy-to- read color graphics that indicate patient and equipment status; and user selectable screen layouts.

Flo Healthcare is partnering with Welch Allyn Inc. to integrate Welch Allyn software and devices into the new Flo 4000 cart-based mobile clinical workstation.
The Flo 4000 is a single platform for integrating mobile computing capabilities with real-time vital signs data capture and monitoring devices.
It helps improve quality of care and patient safety by enabling the capture of vitals data such as blood pressure, pulse and temperature, and its direct transfer into the electronic medical record (EMR) at the patient’s bedside, helping to avoid errors and double entry.

The Veris MR monitor includes a comprehensive array of accessories to meet the specialized needs of pediatric and neonate patient monitoring. It offers five-lead ECG monitoring for the MR suite with the ability to display up to six waveforms simultaneously for convenient comparison. Veris meets customer needs for anesthesia, sedation, cardiac MR, research and basic monitoring in MR environments up to 3.0T.

The NTX noninvasive telemetry transmitter is capable of monitoring ECG, SpO2, respiration and noninvasive blood pressure. The transmitter operates in the new protected WMTS frequency band and provides economical operation through the use of three alkaline AA batteries.
NTX is designed to provide hospitals with more flexible monitoring on higher acuity patients. As hospitals struggle to reduce costs and operate more efficiently, a trend has emerged where hospitals are monitoring higher acuity ambulatory patients on telemetry and medical-surgical floors.