Sickbay Virtual Ops

Sickbay Virtual Ops offers a comprehensive solution for remote patient monitoring, enabling healthcare systems to implement patient monitoring solutions across various technologies at scale. It facilitates a shift towards proactive care by delivering crucial monitoring information needed for effective patient diagnosis and treatment.

The platform provides second-by-second data, empowering healthcare professionals with the necessary information to save lives. For instance, it allows virtual nurses to notice critical changes in patient conditions, such as a drop in SpO2 levels, and take immediate action, as evidenced by user testimonials.

Sickbay Virtual Ops unlocks the potential of existing medical device and EHR investments by centralizing and securely accessing integrated patient data on a single platform. It offers scalable solutions that maximize returns by enabling monitoring, analysis, collaboration, and automation. Users can standardize care and research with turnkey data and analytics, annotate and share events to expedite care, and digitize workflows to improve processes across multiple facilities.

For health system executives, the platform improves staffing ratios and reduces financial risk by allowing more patient beds to be monitored with centralized telemetry, analytics, and virtual ICU solutions. Clinical care teams benefit from accelerated time-to-treat, acting quickly and confidently with near real-time vitals and patient risk stratification. The platform ensures consistent care during handoffs by providing a single-source-of-truth platform for sharing events.

Researchers and quality teams can find solutions faster with instant access to EHR-integrated, near real-time, and historical medical device data. Sickbay is designed by researchers for researchers, aiming to make a positive impact. IT and infrastructure teams benefit from a vendor-neutral platform that requires no additional data transformations, directly connecting clinical, research, and data science teams to all necessary patient monitoring data.