Our remote patient monitoring technology enables healthcare providers to adopt new ways of delivering out of hospital care, improving efficiency, quality and outcomes while monitoring patients at home.
We are dedicated to improving the quality of patients’ lives with our remote care monitoring solutions. We do this by enabling clinicians and carers to get it right first time using at home healthcare monitoring.
The step-change in clinical productivity provides a virtual increase in capacity, enabling the health system to look after more patients and deliver better outcomes. In Liverpool, prior to the pandemic, the patient monitoring hub reached a ratio of one monitoring nurse to around 300 patients. During the pandemic the ratio rose to over 1:400.
In primary care, Docobo’s remote care monitoring solutions reduce GP and practice workload. Remote healthcare monitoring and communicating with patients at home and in care homes is reducing visits to care homes, reducing demand for GP appointments and enabling timely interventions through proactive care.
For hospitals, monitoring patients at home means unplanned and unnecessary admissions are avoided in primary care. Frequent observations enable problems to be identified straight away and pro-actively nipped in the bud. ‘Supported Discharge’ enables clinicians to physically discharge patients and monitor them in virtual wards prior to clinical discharge back to primary care, reducing length of stay and the number of re-admissions.
Both help to reduce the load on hospitals, improve patient flow and optimise capacity, especially important to help reduce the pandemic back-log.
Our proven and interoperable remote digital healthcare solutions enable patients to stay in their own homes or residential homes, enhancing quality of life and care. We support patients in receiving out of hospital care and with the management of their long-term conditions – the fundamental driver of rising demand – such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), hypertension and cardiovascular disease (CVD).
Most recently we’ve supported clinicians monitoring patients at home, working on virtual wards and the national COVID Oximetry at Home programme.
Providing patient care at home with all-encompassing virtual ward technology and real, human support
Optimising the health of the nation by proactively identifying individuals at risk
