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Patient receiving hospital-at-home care

Post-discharge care

Hospital care in the comfort of home

This is a ward discharge programme, not a wellness kiosk. The patient goes home with an always-on iPad, wireless devices, and a clinician portal that talks to the hospital EHR.

What Hospital at Home actually is

Use this page if you are sending a patient home from a ward. If you need a kiosk, a nursing-home floor view, or a workplace health fair, pick a different programme.

Choose this if

  • You are discharging from a hospital

    The pathway starts in the ward. The kit is for recovery at home, with video if a reading needs a conversation.

  • Home broadband can be assumed

    The companion tablet uses Wi-Fi. Homes without a network should use Cellular RPM instead.

  • The chart must stay in the EHR

    Vitals, alerts, and encounters sync with 110+ hospital systems so the record is not a second spreadsheet.

What they receive

  • Always-on iPad and charging dock

    No manual upload. The tablet stays on so readings are not lost when someone forgets an app.

  • Wireless medical devices

    Blood pressure, SpO2, temperature, glucose and related vitals from the same catalogue used in the shop.

  • Clinician web portal

    Register the patient, set thresholds, call or message, and keep the hospital record complete.

How Hospital at Home runs day to day

  1. 01

    Discharge

    The ward maps the pathway, devices, and alert rules before the patient leaves.

  2. 02

    Kit at home

    iPad and devices stay in the living space, on charge, ready for the next reading.

  3. 03

    Vitals and video

    Readings stream to the portal. If a value is off, the team calls or starts a video consult.

  4. 04

    Record in the EHR

    Notes and vitals sync so the hospital chart stays the source of truth.

What is in the home kit

These are the actual kit and workflow screens used for hospital-at-home programmes β€” not stock photography.

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See the Hospital at Home workflow

Two screens that make the programme work

01

iPad and medical devices

Deployed in the patient’s home for continuous monitoring outside the hospital ward. The iPad remains always on and permanently charging, so no readings are lost and there is no manual upload.

02

Clinician web portal

For medical professionals in hospitals and clinics to continuously monitor and communicate with patients at home β€” vitals, alerts, video, and chat in one place.

03

Always-on data

Continuous, real-time transmission supports timely intervention. Video call and chat make remote care personal when a reading needs a conversation.

For the patient

Keep patients connected after discharge

Our solution keeps patients seamlessly connected with continuous, real-time data transmission. There is no need for manual uploads, supporting timely interventions and better health management.

Connected patient at home

Wireless medical devices used at home

We collaborate with trusted manufacturers so hospital-at-home programmes can monitor vitals without fragmented tools.

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Why providers choose this over a consumer app

Devices are built for home-based use and deployed by healthcare organisations. The result is a cohesive approach that supports clinical standards while simplifying day-to-day operations β€” not a consumer wellness app with a hospital logo on it.

Designed for diverse clinical departments

Full customisation. The same platform supports safer, more connected care across hospital divisions.

Cardiology

Cardiology

Rhythm, blood pressure, and post-event monitoring at home.

Pulmonology

Pulmonology

SpO2 and respiratory follow-up after discharge.

Maternity

Maternity

Home monitoring pathways for maternity programmes.

Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation

Recovery tracking once the patient leaves the ward.

Nephrology

Nephrology

Chronic pathway support between clinic visits.

Neurology

Neurology

Connected follow-up for neurology cohorts.

Oncology

Oncology

Symptom and vitals visibility between treatments.

Geriatrics

Geriatrics

Home oversight for older adults after discharge.

Endocrinology

Endocrinology

Glucose and related vitals in one kit.

Post-surgery

Post-surgery

Continuity of records as patients recover at home.

Primary care

Primary care

Shared view across clinic and home.

Gastroenterology

Gastroenterology

Pathway support for specialty follow-up.

Operations

Post-discharge continuity and EHR sync

Extend care beyond hospital walls. Maintain consistent patient records and ongoing monitoring as patients recover at home. Sync collected data with hospital records for a complete clinical view. Register patients, set up profiles, generate reports, communicate, and configure monitoring devices in one workflow.

See the platform
Hospital at Home clinician screen

EHR and clinician screens

Sync collected data with hospital records. Register patients, set up profiles, generate reports, and configure devices in one workflow.

EHR integration screen 1
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Seamless patient management and communication

Video, chat, and alerts sit next to vitals so the care team can act without opening a second system. The patient kit stays on; the portal stays current.

Patient management and communication

Hospital at Home β€” practical questions

We deliver a fully white-labeled remote patient monitoring platform hosted on your infrastructure. Devices, the patient experience, the clinician portal, alerting, and EHR integrations sit in one programme β€” in your brand, not ours.

Hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, insurers, and occupational-health teams in any country. Typical buyers are clinical operations, digital-health, and population-health leads. Offices in Singapore and the United States support calls and visits β€” they are not a limit on where we deploy.

No. Those are our offices for calls and visits. Kits, white-label hosting, and clinician programmes are set up for the country you operate in. Tell us the site of care on the contact form.

A kit with an always-on companion device (often an iPad) plus wireless medical devices for blood pressure, temperature, glucose, ECG, SpO2 and other vitals. Readings transmit automatically. Video and chat keep the care team in reach.

A web portal with cohort views, trends, threshold alerts, and messaging. Teams can register patients, configure devices, generate reports, and escalate without jumping between systems.

Yes. We sync remote monitoring data with hospital records so the clinical view stays complete across ward, clinic, and home. We already work with 110+ EHR/EMR systems.

Yes. Cellular kits send data from the device without a patient app or home Wi-Fi β€” used for nursing homes, kiosks, and households without reliable broadband.

Yes. Mobile app, web portal, SMS, and hosting run in your brand and on your environment. You keep data ownership and compliance.

Book a 30-minute demo. We map your pathway, devices, alerts, and a first ward or clinic, then configure a pilot before you scale.

A modular kit of wireless diagnostics, video support (including AR glasses where needed), and data flow for maritime, aviation, mining, oil-rig, military, and other remote sites.

Yes. The Wellness Kit is a portable station for on-site checks at offices, schools, gyms, hotels, ageing centres, residences, and ships β€” with the same connected device stack.

Plan a Hospital at Home pilot

Tell us the ward or pathway. We will map the kit, alerts, and EHR connection.

We stand up programmes where you operate. Singapore and the United States are offices for calls β€” not a market limit.