Spacelabs Healthcare, which decades ago pioneered medical telemetry to monitor the vital signs of orbiting astronauts, has recently introduced a patient monitoring solution, XPREZZON.
Company officials said that the newly announced XPREZZON delivers innovative technology and design to shape the new age of care for clinicians and patients alike.
Designed with the patient in mind, XPREZZON provides caregivers with quick and complete access to critical information, anywhere and anytime they have mobile access.
“The future of connecting caregivers with patient information starts here,” said Nicholas Ong, president of Spacelabs Healthcare, in a press release. “The XPREZZON patient monitoring solution is the beginning of a new platform of monitoring solutions from Spacelabs Healthcare.”
“XPREZZON also supports our customers’ prior investments through full compatibility and connectivity to our existing Ultraview SL Patient Monitors and ICS G2 Clinical Access Suite,” added Nicholas.
Clinicians, with the help of XPREZZON are provided with more advanced features and tools to enhance patient care. With a single touch, they can now easily access visually rich custom trends. This easy availability of critical information with XPREZZON enables faster and better informed patient assessment.
The highly visible alarm lights illuminating front and back help caregivers to identify which monitor is alarming in the busy care area. Sensitive to a patient’s need for a good night’s rest, XPREZZON intuitively softens its display in low ambient light.
XPREZZON’s overall modern design provides an appealing and comfortable experience for both patient and family. It is also easy to clean and thus minimizes the risk of infection.
In related news, OSI Systems, Inc. has announced that its Healthcare division, Spacelabs Healthcare, has received orders totaling $1.1 million from Methodist Health System. The hospital has chosen to replace its existing medical telemetry system with 140 channels of Spacelabs telemetry over five care areas on its main campus in Dallas, Texas.
Deepika Mala is a contributing editor for HealthTechZone. To read more of her articles, please visit her columnist page.Edited by
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