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Ascom integrates Oxitone’s wrist medical monitor

With the Integration of the Oxitone® 1000M wrist medical monitor into the Digistat® Wearables solution, the process of measuring, recording and sending vital signs is optimized. This is important to patient safety.1

 

Challenges

The current management of patients with severe chronic and complex diseases is a strain on the healthcare system, whether these patients are in the hospital or remain at home. The top 5% of chronic patients account for 50% of care spending. COVID-19 highlighted healthcare providers´ concerns about the immediate availability of remote monitoring solutions: they are often fragmented, burdened by false alarms and not always adapted for high-risk patients.

It is clear that the current systems are not working for many primary care providers, especially for people with severe acute and complex conditions.2 There is an urgent need to adopt new healthcare solutions to get the right information promptly to maximise patient care and reduce cost.

 

Solution

Oxitone developed a continuous remote monitoring solution to address the need for continuous care for patients with severe chronic and complex diseases. At the core of the solution is an exceptionally accurate FDA-cleared and CE-certified wrist medical monitor. The Oxitone 1000M continuously collects and analyses multiple physiological parameters such as blood oxygen saturation, heart rate and variability, skin temperature, activity, sleep disorders, respiratory rate, and derivatives3. This enables physicians to take real-time therapeutic decisions.

The device combines the convenience of wearable and its tracking technology with the capabilities of a continuous monitor, previously only available in a hospital or care facility. Such benefits create a seamless flow throughout the continuum of care and offer more detailed parameters than traditional remote monitoring tools.

Physiological Parameters

  • SpO2 (Oxygen blood saturation)  
  • Pulse rate (heart rate)  
  • Heart Rate Variation (HRV)  
  • Activity / steps (accelerometer and Gyro)
  • Skin temperature
  • Sleep pattern
  • Coming soon: respiratory rate and fall detection (via software update)

Key Benefits

Oxitone wrist medical monitor delivers information contributing to simplifying and expediting difficult clinical decision making, in order to promote the best clinical outcomes.

With Oxitone 1000M, you can continously monitor.4

  • quarantined COVID-19 patients;
  • during home treatment of mild exacerbations;
  • for titration of therapy applications;
  • post-acute events and rehabilitation progress;
  • for new therapeutics and drugs development.

Solution available in the following markets

  • Europe
  • Asia

The supported geographical markets indicated are based on the information available at the time of publication. Please contact Oxitone for specific availability in your country or reach out to your local Ascom contact for up-to-date information.

About Oxitone
Oxitone Medical is using wearable medical devices, continuous remote monitoring and personalized data analytics to empower proactive care of people with severe chronic conditions. Easily integrated into existing remote monitoring solutions, Oxitone’s improved continuous data sourcing provides means for prediction of patient complications, simplifying decision-making processes and inevitably saving patient lives. Oxitone's flagship device, the Oxitone 1000M pulse oximeter and medical monitor, is the industry's first FDA-cleared and CE certified medical device with unique elastic sensors placed around the wrist ulnar bone. Covered by 30 patents, it has proved to be one of the most accurate wearable medical technologies in the market.

 

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https://www.commonwealthfund.org/high-need-high-cost-patients

Loeb, Danielle F et al. “Primary care providers' experiences caring for complex patients in primary care: a qualitative study.” BMC family practice vol. 17 34. 22 Mar. 2016, doi:10.1186/s12875-016-0433-z

https://www.oxitone.com/oxitone-1000m/

https://www.jpost.com/health-science/israeli-company-develops-wrist-monitor-to-remotely-supervise-quarantined-patients-635454

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