Why ChartSync is Different 

ChartSync doesn’t exist to tie systems together just for the sake of it. It exists to give doctors what they’ve always needed but never had—a single, actionable source of truth. 

Built for Doctors: Every click, every view, every insight is designed to streamline their day, not complicate it. ChartSync eliminates the noise, giving them what they need, when they need it. 

Empowering Better Decisions: Data doesn’t mean much unless it’s meaningful. ChartSync filters out the fluff and surfaces what’s critical, enabling faster, smarter decisions at the point of care. 

Serving the Patient by Serving the Doctor: When doctors are empowered with clarity and control, patients receive the care they deserve—personalized, proactive, and precise. 

Why No One Else Gets It 

Here’s the truth: Most platforms are designed by tech people, not care people. They focus on shiny integrations and dashboards without asking the simple question: How does this help the doctor serve the patient? 

ChartSync answers that question by flipping the script. Interoperability isn’t the goal—it’s the tool. The goal is better outcomes, less burnout, and a system that finally works for the people in it. 

 

Why HealthSync Exists: 

Because patient data shouldn’t live in silos: 

Critical information is scattered across too many platforms, making it impossible to see the full picture. Providers are forced to play detective, trying to piece together insights while the clock ticks. 

Because providers are exhausted: 

No one went into healthcare for the clicks and the dashboards. The tools meant to help them are slowing them down, creating unnecessary friction and burnout. 

Because patients deserve better: 

The current system asks patients to jump through hoops—multiple portals, apps, and logins—just to stay on top of their care. Non-compliance isn’t a mystery; it’s the system’s fault. 

Because one-size-fits-none doesn’t work: 

Too often, digital solutions are locked to a single EMR or built to pad a vendor’s bottom line instead of empowering providers. This straitjacket approach stifles innovation and limits provider choice. 

Because financial models should work for providers, not vendors: 

Healthcare groups need solutions that fit their workflows and financial goals. HealthSync doesn’t squeeze providers into someone else’s box; we help them design revenue models that make sense for them. 

Because proactive care is the future: 

By leveraging AI, we can go from reactive, one-off care to predictive, preventive, and personalized care. Providers need deeper insights and faster pathways to action. 

Sickbay is an FDA-cleared clinical platform providing hospitals with the only vendor-neutral, integrated patient monitoring solution in healthcare. Sickbay consolidates disparate sourced, time-sequenced patient monitoring data with an average of 25 milliseconds per patient. Sickbay drives cost-effective patient monitoring and powers analytics by providing instantaneous and persisted physiological data to clinicians, researchers, and algorithm developers. Viewing data consolidated in Sickbay on any laptop or mobile device, on wallboards, and in on-prem or remote command centers enables clinicians to deliver the best possible care to patients throughout the hospital.

Medical Informatics Corp.’s (MIC) mission is to deliver next-generation technologies to unify patient monitoring workflows for healthcare systems. MIC’s decade of innovation with its clinical platform, Sickbay, integrates over 30,000 vendor-neutral signals on two percent of hospital beds with over 10,000 clinical users in the United States. Most hospital systems lack native resolution data aggregated through a single source, instead deploying a multi-device strategy that silos data and data access time frames. The Sickbay Clinical Platform stands alone as the only FDA-cleared platform to aggregate time-series waveform data across disparate devices at native resolution. Current bedside devices delete data on average after 72 hours, while Sickbay saves the data indefinitely. Sickbay provides a portal through which care providers can review aggregated, time-synchronized data, annotate it, and collaborate to create algorithms (including ML & AI) and evaluate post-event care. Those algorithms and care models can then be reintroduced into the platform to advance care and innovation. Simply put, Sickbay provides the hospital teams their data from anywhere, anytime, to optimize workflows, analysis, and risk stratification across the patient care spectrum. The diverse team at MIC is fundamentally unlocking a blue ocean of new patient monitoring capabilities for ourselves, our partners, and our clients. MIC’s Sickbay saves lives, improves outcomes, streamlines strategy and technologies, and reduces the overall caring cost for hospital patients nationwide.

The EHR is intended to be a point of care reference to support billing. Traditionally, only documenting discreet vitals from patient monitoring devices at single points.

Sickbay Clinical Platform:

• captures consolidated, persistent, time-series waveform data from networked and non-networked bedside devices at its native resolution
• re-displays near real-time, time aligned signals at an average latency of <25 mSec
• integration of risk scores and analytics

Sickbay is a single, interconnected platform that is designed to support dozens of use cases, therefore competition is dependent upon the use case. In addition to the data agggregation, consolidation, and visualilzation differences referenced under EHR functionality, key differentiators in patient monitoring & virtual care include: 

• vendor neutral device integration
• web-based to support monitoring on any PC, tablet, phone or embedded EHR workflow
• flexible, modular design to enable ability to monitor 50+ patients across units, facilities, and vendors
• unlimited retrospective data, from one second to one year+, to support building and sharing of trends, CDI documentation support, quality reporting
• integration, development and deployment of near real-time risk scores and analytics into established workflows
• automated documentation of vitals, ECG strips, and event trends into the EHR