Connected Care Monitoring | Stasis

Hospitals never sleep. Despite the tireless efforts of doctors and medical staff to monitor patients 24/7, it is impossible to detect every underlying complication or emergent situation that may arise.
Often, doctors are unable to gauge accurate hemodynamic parameters of a patient at the time of admission. The condition of certain patients who seem normal might suddenly deteriorate when doctors or staff are away. Cardiac patients may develop heart...

Remote patient monitoring is a promising field. It has the potential to improve clinical outcomes and reduce chronic care costs. However, hospitals in Indian struggle with the technology with an overwhelming load of information and at times at the reliability...

A patient laughs. BEEP. A patient shakes the probe. BEEP BEEP. A patient readjusts in their bed. BEEP BEEP BEEP.
Traditional vitals monitors were designed assuming a medical professional is always at the patient’s bedside. They take the “better safe than sorry” approach and BEEP anytime a vital signs goes out of range, assuming there is a nurse to assess whether...

The burden of healthcare delivery in India cannot be borne solely by large hospital chains which constitute a small percentage of beds. When the majority of patients across the country are treated by small hospitals, the success of entrepreneurial doctors...