 
The EarlySense System is an innovative, continuous patient monitoring solution transforming healthcare in hospitals and rehabilitation homes worldwide by monitoring patients’ Heart Rate, Respiratory and Movement – without ever touching the patients.
The contact-free sensing capabilities and immediate data transfer enable nurses to proactively provide personalized patient care and potentially prevent adverse events. Through continuous patient supervision, the system can help staff reduce the risk of patient falls and effectively work towards decreasing other adverse events, such as pressure ulcers.
The system’s built-in management tools include a wide range of reports on the status of patients at all times. These include alerts for fall prevention and turn schedule verification to support compliance with the institution’s safe skin protocol. Through continuous supervision, the EarlySense System can empower clinical teams to improve patient safety, enhance patient satisfaction and lead to better financial outcomes.
Upcoming Conferences:
ONL-MA,RI (Organization of Nurse Leaders Annual Educational Meeting) – June 6-7,2013, Newport Marriott, Newport, RI
FONE (Florida Organization of Nurse Executives) – June 21-22, 2013, Caribe Royale Hotel, Orlando, FL
LeadingAge Annual Meeting & Expo – October 27-30,2013, Dallas Convention Center, Dallas, TX (Booth # 3526)
CALNOC (Collaborative Alliance for Nursing Outcomes) – October 28-30,2013, Renaissance Seattle Hotel, Seattle, WA
Medica – November 20-23,2013, Fair Centre Messeplatz, Dusseldorf, Germany
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EarlySense Benefits
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- Continuous, personalized supervision indicating changes in key parameters: Heart Rate, Respiration, and Patient Motion.
- Provide nursing management tools to achieve better compliance and meet patient safety objectives, as well improve financial performance
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| EarlySense Headlines |
- May 23, 2013
Clinical Team Researching the Impact of the EarlySense System Wins ‘Best Novel Idea’ Prize at the Rapid Response Systems and Medical Emergency Teams 2013 8th International Conference
- May 3, 2013
EarlySense System Implementation Shown to Reduce Falls, Decrease Transfers to Hospitals and Increase the Quality of Care for Elderly in Multi-Center Nursing Home Study
- April 29, 2013
Florida Hospital Tampa is First in the State to Implement EarlySense Proactive Patient Monitoring System
- March 21, 2013
EarlySense Granted United States Patent for Respiratory Trend Analysis Capability for Contact-Free, Patient Safety Monitoring System
- March 4, 2013
EarlySense Introduces Innovative, Contact-Free, Patient Safety Monitoring System for Avoiding Adverse Events to the HIMSS Convention in New Orleans, March 3-7, 2013
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