FDA-cleared wearable for real-time insight
Our proprietary device continuously tracks five vital signs—including respiration rate and oxygen saturation—with hospital-grade accuracy.
Patient monitoring and engagement
Patient monitoring and engagement designed for complex care and real-world workflows.
Built for high-acuity, complex care at home, our solution minimizes noise and lifts the burden on staff. Continuous when it counts, configurable by design—so your team sees the right signals, skips the noise, and stays ahead of risk.
The clinical operating system for monitoring and engagement during complex care at home.
More than a set of devices, our solution acts as the clinical infrastructure behind high-acuity care episodes—combining real-time data, configurable monitoring, and smart alerts to support safe, scalable delivery.
Continuous monitoring expands what’s possible at home.
High-acuity care at home demands more than check-ins. Our solution offers continuous, clinical-grade monitoring that detects deterioration early and supports faster intervention—helping expand your addressable patient population while reducing unnecessary escalations.
Smart alerts that surface what matters
AI-driven alerts cut through the noise, helping your team focus on early signs of deterioration—not false alarms.
Built to fit complex care protocols
Configurable to each program, our monitoring flexes across conditions and acuity levels—from oncology to post-acute recovery.
Engagement that keeps patients informed—and adherent.
Recovery doesn’t happen in a vacuum. We equip patients with easy-to-use tools and clear instructions—so they stay informed, feel supported, and know what’s expected.
We put everything in one place (and that place can be your EHR):
Catch issues early and support timely interventions—without relying on manual check-ins.
Help patients understand what’s normal, what’s not, and when to reach out—reducing uncertainty and avoidable escalations.
Keep patients on track and clinicians in the loop, without overloading your staff.
Clinicians can connect with patients in real time—no app-switching, no delays, just seamless support when it’s needed most. Want asynchronous messaging to give your staff more flexibility? We have that, too.
Get monitoring and engagement that fit clinical workflows—by design.
We designed every element of our solution to match the rhythms and realities of clinical care. From how alerts are routed to how data is documented, our tools support teams without adding extra clicks, steps, or guesswork.
Smart alert routing
Ensure the right alerts reach the right person at the right time—without overwhelming staff.
Customizable escalation paths
Tailor thresholds and protocols to your program’s clinical needs and team structure.
Built-in documentation workflows
Reduce manual entry with structured data that flows directly into your system of record.
Role-based views
Give each team member—from MA to MD—the context they need without the clutter they don’t.
Patient context at your fingertips
Vitals, symptoms, and engagement history all in one place—no toggling required.
Designed to scale across teams and care models
Whether you’re launching one program or ten, everything flexes to your operations, not the other way around.
Built to flex across the care episodes that matter most.
Whether you’re delivering hospital-level care, managing high-risk therapies, or supporting safe recovery at home—our solution is ready.
Hospital at Home
Continuous vitals expand eligibility and support higher-acuity care—without burning out your team.
Cell and gene therapy
Real-time monitoring and smart alerts help catch early signs of CRS and ICANS—keeping patients safe and escalation targeted.
Post-acute care
Patient-friendly tools and real-time alerts reduce readmissions and help your team discharge with confidence.
Clinically proven. Operationally trusted.
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Vital signs tracked continuously by our FDA-cleared wearable
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Earlier detection of CRS vs. standard of care in peer-reviewed research
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Median patient adherence across 40+ acute care-at-home programs.
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