BioIntelliSense
Developer of a medical-grade continuous patient monitoring platform that combines wearable biosensor devices, gateway hardware, cloud analytics and a clinical intelligence dashboard to support in-hospital and at‑home monitoring, centralized exception management, EMR integration, and large-scale deployment programs.
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Nr. of Employees
medium (51-250)
BioIntelliSense
Patents
Medication adherence and/or counterfeit detection wearable electronic device
US-11911176-B2
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Medication adherence and/or counterfeit detection wearable electronic device
US-11911176-B2
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Multi-parameter wearable device (rechargeable and reusable variants)
Medical-grade wearable designed to passively capture minute-level vital-sign measurements (heart rate, respiratory rate, skin temperature, activity) for in-hospital and at-home monitoring with rechargeable and multi-patient configurations.
Gateway hardware and charging stations
Patient room gateways (Wi‑Fi and cellular) and in‑facility charging stations to offload device data and support multi-patient device charging workflows.
Cloud analytics and clinical intelligence dashboard
Cloud-hosted analytics engine and configurable clinical dashboard that aggregates device data, applies algorithmic alerts, and provides exception-based displays for centralized monitoring.
Multi-parameter wearable device (rechargeable and reusable variants)
Medical-grade wearable designed to passively capture minute-level vital-sign measurements (heart rate, respiratory rate, skin temperature, activity) for in-hospital and at-home monitoring with rechargeable and multi-patient configurations.
Gateway hardware and charging stations
Patient room gateways (Wi‑Fi and cellular) and in‑facility charging stations to offload device data and support multi-patient device charging workflows.
Cloud analytics and clinical intelligence dashboard
Cloud-hosted analytics engine and configurable clinical dashboard that aggregates device data, applies algorithmic alerts, and provides exception-based displays for centralized monitoring.
Services
End-to-end implementation services for in-hospital and at-home continuous monitoring programs, including deployment planning, clinician workflow integration, and command-center enablement.
End-to-end implementation services for in-hospital and at-home continuous monitoring programs, including deployment planning, clinician workflow integration, and command-center enablement.
Expertise Areas
- Continuous patient monitoring
- Remote patient monitoring (RPM) and hospital-at-home
- Clinical data analytics and algorithmic alerting
- Clinical validation and real-world evidence generation
Key Technologies
- Wearable biosensor devices
- Continuous vital-sign monitoring
- Cloud-based analytics and DaaS
- Algorithmic/rules-based alerting
News & Updates
Announcement of FDA 510(k) clearance for a rechargeable multi-patient wearable device and a clinical intelligence dashboard to support scalable hospital virtual care programs.
Completion of system-wide inpatient expansion across thousands of non-ICU beds with centralized command center monitoring and reported low notification rates and high clinician engagement.
Publication reporting a retrospective observational study of nearly 12,000 hospitalized patients showing reduced length of stay, low alert notification rates, accurate vital measurements, and earlier detection of deterioration.
News summary of Houston Methodist study of high-risk ICU transfer patients showing earlier detection of deterioration and a reported 27% reduction in relative mortality risk with minute-level continuous monitoring.
Discussion and whitepaper on telemetry overuse and how wearable continuous monitoring can serve as a scalable alternative for patients who do not require continuous ECG monitoring.
Public statements reporting large-scale implementations (400,000+ patients as of October 2025) and system-wide deployments monitoring tens of thousands of patients across thousands of beds.
Announcement of FDA 510(k) clearance for a rechargeable multi-patient wearable device and a clinical intelligence dashboard to support scalable hospital virtual care programs.
Completion of system-wide inpatient expansion across thousands of non-ICU beds with centralized command center monitoring and reported low notification rates and high clinician engagement.
Publication reporting a retrospective observational study of nearly 12,000 hospitalized patients showing reduced length of stay, low alert notification rates, accurate vital measurements, and earlier detection of deterioration.
News summary of Houston Methodist study of high-risk ICU transfer patients showing earlier detection of deterioration and a reported 27% reduction in relative mortality risk with minute-level continuous monitoring.
Discussion and whitepaper on telemetry overuse and how wearable continuous monitoring can serve as a scalable alternative for patients who do not require continuous ECG monitoring.
Public statements reporting large-scale implementations (400,000+ patients as of October 2025) and system-wide deployments monitoring tens of thousands of patients across thousands of beds.