hospital-to-home monitoring

expanding the boundaries of patient care

As hospitals face mounting pressures—rising patient volumes, staff shortages, and increasing healthcare costs—remote monitoring is becoming an essential component of modern care strategies. Moving care beyond hospital walls enables earlier discharges while maintaining patient safety, reducing readmissions, and easing the burden on healthcare providers.

Hospital stays come with inherent risks, from infections to muscle deconditioning, that can slow recovery. Prolonged admissions also take a toll on patients emotionally, as they long to return to the comfort of their home environment. smartQare bridges this gap, allowing patients to recover safely at home while remaining under the watchful eye of healthcare professionals.

ensuring safety beyond hospital walls

SmartQare’s advanced remote patient monitoring solutions enable a seamless transition from hospital to home by continuously tracking vital signs and alerting clinicians when intervention is required.

viQtor

supporting recovery with real-time monitoring

viQtor ensures patients remain monitored post-discharge by tracking heart rate, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation. The device’s built-in cellular connectivity eliminates the need for complex setup, ensuring a frictionless patient experience. By automatically calculating a continuous early warning score (cEWS), viQtor empowers healthcare providers to detect early signs of complications such as infections, post-surgical issues, or worsening chronic conditions.

Healthdot

confidence in the early stages of recovery

Healthdot, a lightweight chest-worn biosensor, calculates a reduced remote early warning score (rREWS) to track subtle health changes. It is particularly effective for short-term monitoring post-discharge, ensuring a smooth transition while giving healthcare providers visibility into patient recovery.

By leveraging real-time data, smartQare ensures that patients can be discharged sooner without compromising safety, offering both peace of mind and optimized hospital resource utilization.