Remote monitoring programs generate thousands of readings a day. When every out-of-range value raises an alarm, nurses stop trusting alerts — and the one that matters gets lost.
VitalSense RPM
Remote patient monitoring with alerts clinicians can trust.
A monitoring console that streams home-device vital signs, applies per-patient thresholds and turns noise into a short, prioritised list of alerts.
Synthetic data — concept demonstration, not for clinical use
Thresholds are set per patient and per program, alerts are grouped and prioritised, and device connectivity is shown separately from clinical deterioration, so “no data” is never mistaken for “all clear”.
- Remote-monitoring nurses
- Heart-failure and COPD programs
- Virtual-ward physicians
VitalSense RPM
Live vital signs
Heart rate, SpO₂, blood pressure and respiratory rate with trend context.
Per-patient thresholds
Adjust limits per patient and see the effect on alerts immediately.
Alert triage
Prioritised alerts with acknowledgement and an audit trail.
Connectivity awareness
Offline devices are flagged distinctly from clinical alerts.
VitalSense RPM — interactive demo
This is the live application. Use the controls — nothing you do leaves your browser.
- TypeScript
- Web Components
- Cloudflare Workers
- Durable Objects
- SVG charts
- HL7 FHIR R4 Observation
- IEEE 11073 device data
- LOINC vital-sign codes
- WCAG 2.2 AA
Alerts support — never replace — clinical judgement. Thresholds and acknowledgements are attributable to a named user, and the demo runs on synthetic patients only.
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