More options. More flexibility. Less space.

Featuring an all-in-one system with built-in CPU and a 16:9 touchscreen, CARESCAPE Central Station's expanded selection of options provides extensive flexibility to suit your clinical needs while making the most of limited space.

Make quick, sound decisions—based on the whole picture

Consider the power of one reliable, customizable source for patient information, current and historical.
  • Make paper reporting a thing of the past

    Send electronic shift or strip reports seamlessly to the EMR, decreasing the need for time-consuming, paper reporting workflows. Because this streamlined workflow makes strip-report data instantly available, you no longer have to wait for reports to be scanned to see them in a patient’s medical record.
  • Complete patient data

    Get active as well as historical data as patients move within or between care areas. As information from recent visits can give valuable insight to a patient's current condition, you can access data on patient stays for up to six days post-discharge, including:

    • Arrhythmia and non-arrhythmia events
    • User-created events
    • Configurable page displays of ECG, respiration, SpO2, IBP, and CO2 waveforms
    • 12SL or 12RL derived 12-lead ECG records from monitoring sessions
  • Review. Integrate. Create.

    With CARESCAPE Central Station, you can:

    • Continuously monitor for subtle ST-segment changes and help detect the onset of adverse events.
    • Import data from the MUSE cardiology information system and the MARS ambulatory ECG review station. Citrix® support enables access to additional clinical information.
    • Generate custom strip reports from an ECG or non-ECG event and send the report to three destinations simultaneously: EMR, local printer, and/or SFTP server.

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