Vitls has developed an innovative way to enable earlier detection of deterioration in hospital patients. 75% of all adverse events and preventable deaths in hospitals occur outside the ICU in unmonitored beds. At Vitls we’ve developed a revolutionary platform that enables healthcare providers to continuously and remotely monitor a patient’s vital signs, reliably and undisturbed. Real-time monitoring leads to early detection of patient deterioration which in turn reduces length of stay, treatment costs and re-admissions. It also improves patient outcomes and patient satisfaction scores. We capture multi-parameter vital sign data with an innovative device that monitors body temperature, heart rate, RR interval, respiration rate, pulse ox (SpO2), movement (including fall detection) and sleep cycles. Our wearables are thin, unobtrusive, flexible, waterproof, has a 6-day battery life and is disposable. Think of it as an incredibly clever band-aid that is worn on the chest. We then send the data via our cloud infrastructure to a screen at the nurse’s station or any connected smart device.

Vitls has developed an innovative way to enable earlier detection of deterioration in hospital patients. 75% of all adverse events and preventable deaths in hospitals occur outside the ICU in unmonitored beds. At Vitls we’ve developed a revolutionary platform that enables healthcare providers to continuously and remotely monitor a patient’s vital signs, reliably and undisturbed. Real-time monitoring leads to early detection of patient deterioration which in turn reduces length of stay, treatment costs and re-admissions. It also improves patient outcomes and patient satisfaction scores. We capture multi-parameter vital sign data with an innovative device that monitors body temperature, heart rate, RR interval, respiration rate, pulse ox (SpO2), movement (including fall detection) and sleep cycles. Our wearables are thin, unobtrusive, flexible, waterproof, has a 6-day battery life and is disposable. Think of it as an incredibly clever band-aid that is worn on the chest. We then send the data via our cloud infrastructure to a screen at the nurse’s station or any connected smart device.