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Industry

Healthcare

The intelligent approach to healthcare turns data into clinical and business insight for better outcomes.

The landscape

The healthcare industry now needs to perform on a more competitive, outcomes basis, shifting from fee-for-service to value based on quality and cost. Whether in the waiting room, the operating room or the emergency department, the time healthcare providers spend with patients is of the utmost value.

Instrumenting processes with insight in real time supports point-of-care decisions and productivity. Hospitals, medical centres and clinicians can work intelligently and intuitively by bringing seamless, patient-centred, holistic and proactive approaches into their interactions with patients, delivering better care experiences that emphasise prevention and wellness.

The pressure points

Challenges we see in this sector

  • Shift to value-based care

    Reimbursement tied to outcomes requires data that most estates cannot currently produce.

  • Clinician time

    Administrative load erodes the time clinicians have available for patients.

  • Access in rural markets

    Scarcity of healthcare professionals limits monitoring and follow-up outside urban centres.

What we build

Solutions we deliver

  • Healthcare management system

    Web-based practice and patient management with customised reporting.

  • Patient management

    Barcode-based patient identification and unlimited medical reporting.

  • Revenue and cash flow

    Billing workflows designed for straightforward, auditable cash flow.

  • M-Health

    Mobile-first access to records and care workflows for distributed teams.

Our product work

Wireless healthcare service — mHealthcare

We developed a wireless, ultra-low-cost pulse-rate meter that interfaces with a mobile platform and provides accurate readings. The portable device can monitor the pulse rate of critical patients at hospital or at home without a technician present, and the collected data can be sent to a general physician.

This may be a boon to rural markets where there is a scarcity of healthcare professionals.

Market segmentation

Where connected devices apply

The same platform pattern serves three distinct segments:

  • Sports and fitness — low-power wearables such as heart rate monitors and pedometers
  • Home monitoring — wearable devices for personal emergency response systems
  • Remote patient monitoring — glucometers, ECG and similar devices that collect data and send it to medical professionals
Track record

3

Device segments served

Fitness, home monitoring, remote patient care

2012

Healthcare work since

EMR proof of concept for Panasonic

100%

Web-based access

No client install required

Next step

Building for healthcare?

Bring us the constraint you cannot design around. That conversation is usually more useful than a capability deck.