Digital Centralized Monitoring Unit

By adopting a command-center approach, centralizing action, and digitizing manual processes, digital Centralized Monitoring Unit (CMU) solutions can help hospitals overcome the challenges that often prevent them from truly transforming alert management and workflows.

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Centralized patient monitoring that addresses your challenges head-on

A digitized, intelligent, enterprise-wide solution for the smartphone era

With their ability to create economies of scale, improve care team collaboration, and accelerate response times, digital CMU solutions can help hospitals transform every facet of their cardiac telemetry units.

  • Clinical confidence

    • Reduced unmonitored time, reduced missed events, and increased vigilance
    • Improved response times and reduced variability
    • Timely and targeted escalations

  • Collaborate and automate

    • Elimination of paper-based processes
    • Electronic documentation and reporting of events
    • Improved care-team collaboration

  • Maximize efficiency

    • Improved telemetry technician productivity
    • Increased economies of scale by combining disparate CMUs into one enterprise solution
    • Reduced liability related to cardiac telemetry

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