VitalOn: IoT based monitoring system by Essence SmartCare will reshape the healthcare industry
Jul 16, 2021 | Vanshika Kaushik
The Internet of Things(IoT) is paving the way for advanced healthcare systems. Fitness bands to track healthcare activity, electronic control systems to measure diabetes and heart rate monitoring systems are simplifying ways to keep an eye on health. IoT is interlinked to the healthcare system.
Essence SmartCare, is a healthcare company that focuses on the senior population through the creation of advanced technologies. Its smart sensors combine. Its smart devices include MD Sense, Care Home Control Panel, and Care Home Emergency pendant. Essence SmartCare has launched an IoT based patient care solution that will focus on healthcare monitoring.
Patient care solution: an integration of bluetooth five, sensors, always on gateway, and cloud based software will bridge the gap between patients and healthcare providers.
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Vital On, the newly launched monitoring system integrates telecare, telehealth and wellness. It can be used for tracking health conditions on the go. It will offer automatic spot checks based on predefined medical parameters. It will include a bluetooth device for easy pairing. Seniors will receive healthcare reminders on mobile phones. Its bluetooth based pulse oximeter can measure pulse rate with accuracy.
Blood pressure monitor which comes as a part of Vital On Kit is the right fit for accurate diastolic, systolic pulse readings. Blood Glucose Meter can be used for setting alarms for time based measurements. Care Home Communicator is a smart emergency device with activation technology. By pressing the red coloured panic button this device will alert all the contacts.
Care Home Communicators will also accept voice commands to help senior citizens in emergency situations.
As reported by RFID JOURNAL Baaz Pal, CEO of Essence Smartcare said, The solution is intended not only for seniors living independently, but also for younger people who may need some level of healthcare services but wish to avoid excessive visits to medical centers.
