Vivotal APIs brings together critical patient information across devices in a central location and seamlessly integrate it into over leading EHR systems, including Epic, Cerner, Athena, AllScripts, Nextgen, eCW, and more . By incorporating AI capabilities, we further elevate patient care and drive improved clinical outcomes.
Our APIs provide HIPAA compliant, secure, and safe way to share data from major smart wearable devices such as watches, bands, monitors, weighing scales, etc. with healthcare providers, caregivers, coaches, trainers, and organizations that can help with better analysis of vitals over a period and thereby resulting in more effective outcomes for the patient, provider, and payer.
The use of wearable devices has witnessed a significant surge, with individuals utilizing them to monitor their health and exercise activities, while clinicians leverage them for remote patient monitoring.
The Internet of Medical Things has experienced remarkable growth, evolving from simple devices tracking vital signs like heart rate and blood oxygen levels to advanced smart watches capable of conducting sophisticated scans like ECGs. Moreover, smart textiles have emerged, enabling blood pressure detection and predicting the risk of heart attacks, while smart gloves have shown potential in reducing tremors for Parkinson’s Disease patients.
In recent times, there has been a notable focus on developing wearable devices equipped with AI capabilities to monitor and detect signs of mental illnesses.
Recent studies have demonstrated the correlation between physical indicators such as activity levels, sleep patterns, and heart rate with the potential risk of depression. By leveraging AI, these wearables can analyze data patterns and identify individuals who may be at risk, leading to early intervention and improved mental health outcomes.
Real life examples where smartwatch was the sole factor that saved the patient, by playing an important role in early detection and prompt treatment.
Alerted by their SmartWatch device to a spike in heart rate while they were sleeping. The individual went to the hospital and was diagnosed with sleep Apnea, a condition that can cause serious health issues if left untreated.
Alerted by their SmartWatch device to a spike in heart rate while they were sleeping. The individual went to the hospital and was diagnosed with sleep Apnea, a condition that can cause serious health issues if left untreated.
A smartwatch user in the United States was alerted by their device to an abnormal heart rate, leading them to seek medical attention. Upon examination, doctors discovered the individual had atrial fibrillation, a serious heart condition, and were able to treat it before it became life-threatening
A smartwatch user in the United States was alerted by their device to an abnormal heart rate, leading them to seek medical attention. Upon examination, doctors discovered the individual had atrial fibrillation, a serious heart condition, and were able to treat it before it became life-threatening
The alerts by the Smartwatch device for dropping oxygen levels while exercising sent him to the hospital and was diagnosed with pneumonia, which was treated before it became more severe.
The alerts by the Smartwatch device for dropping oxygen levels while exercising sent him to the hospital and was diagnosed with pneumonia, which was treated before it became more severe.
Abnormal heart rate detected by the SmartWatch while at rest. She went to the hospital and was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. The doctors were able to treat the condition before it became life-threatening.
Abnormal heart rate detected by the SmartWatch while at rest. She went to the hospital and was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. The doctors were able to treat the condition before it became life-threatening.
Apple Watch Series 6+
This smartwatch features advanced sensors that track heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and ECG. It also has fall detection and an emergency SOS feature.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 3+
This smartwatch has advanced health monitoring features including ECG, SpO2, and sleep tracking. It also has built-in GPS and the ability to track various fitness activities.
Fitbit Sense, Versa series and more
This smartwatch has an ECG sensor, skin temperature tracking, and an advanced stress management system. It also has a built-in GPS and can track various fitness activities.
Garmin Forerunner 945+
This smartwatch has advanced fitness tracking features, including GPS and heart rate monitoring. It also has a built-in music player and the ability to store and play music without a phone.
Withings Steel HR Sport+
This smartwatch has a heart rate monitor, activity tracking, and sleep tracking. It also has water resistance and a long battery life.
Amazfit GTS 2+
This smartwatch features an advanced heart rate monitoring system, SpO2 sensor, sleep tracking and is also water resistant. It also features GPS and tracks various fitness activities.
With Vivotal, our AI-powered system provides real-time triggers and alerts to healthcare providers and caretakers, helping them detect and address anomalies proactively. Additionally, doctors have access to comprehensive patient historical data, enabling informed decision-making.
Vivotal increases the power of your EHR, and our technologies make integrating a breeze.
When you prescribe RPM to a group of patients, Vivotal automatically kicks off a process that delivers RPM devices in a matter of days.
Vitals collected from our devices sync with your EHR in near real-time. These vitals can then be reviewed via your EHR’s native functionality, allowing the use of Flow Sheets & other visualizations.
Vivotal's AI-powered platform offers provider, patient, and admin portals for seamless review of real-time and historical data. It automates the integration of patient vital data into EHRs, and generates triggers and alerts for healthcare providers and caretakers, allowing proactive detection and timely addressing of anomalies to potentially save lives.
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