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Our passion for innovation and improvement keeps us in constant motion, and we want to share the latest updates and news with you.
Vitalthings launches Guardian Fall – a new standard for detecting and preventing falls
Since last summer, Vitalthings has been working on developing Guardian Fall – a sensor that detects and alerts users to movement and falls. The sensor is contactless and camera-free, and is designed for use in private homes, hospitals, and municipal care homes and residential care facilities. This spring, Guardian Fall has been introduced in Volda municipality.
Aimed at helping local authorities tackle more complex care challenges
Et nytt samarbeid mellom Hepro og helseteknologiselskapet Vitalthings skal gi helse- og omsorgstjenester i norske kommuner tilgang til radarbasert...
Working together for safer and more sustainable health and care services
Norlandia Care Norway and Vitalthings have entered into a partnership to introduce proactive, contactless health monitoring in the healthcare sector. The aim is to enhance patient safety, contribute to better resource utilisation, facilitate more informed decisions and develop new solutions that will help the healthcare sector manage a growing number of increasingly complex patients.
Bridging the gap between technology and medicine in new PhD programme
Ståle Toften recently defended his doctoral thesis "A comprehensive review of radar technology for sleep and respiratory monitoring" at NTNU. With it, he puts behind him seven years of research on sleep and breathing, and a conclusion that many will find remarkable.
Live with four pilot projects in Germany
Together with our partner mediq Innovation Experts in Germany, Vitalthings has integrated Vitalthings Guardian M10 into leading German clinics to analyse workflows and generate early evidence of cost-benefit.
Strategic collaboration between Atea and Vitalthings
Health technology company Vitalthings and IT company Atea have entered into a strategic partnership to strengthen the municipal health service with new technology that frees up time and improves patient follow-up. "Our goal is to double the municipalities' health and care capacity. With this agreement, we are one step closer to achieving that goal," says Endre Valdersnes, Director of eHealth and Welfare Technology at Atea.
Vitalthings Guardian M10 in operation at St. Olav's Hospital
In October, 44 units of our contactless, proactive patient monitor Guardian M10 were put into use at St. Olavs Hospital. This brings the groundbreaking patient monitor that continuously measures respiratory rate into operation in three departments: the emergency department, orthopedics and pulmonary.
New report: Significant health benefit potential for Guardian M10
Vitalthings’ contactless patient monitor, Guardian M10, could generate annual savings of NOK 13.3 billion and free up to 1,350 full-time equivalents – in Norway alone. This is the conclusion of a recent report commissioned by Innovation Norway.
Digital supervision provides benefits in terms of finances, working environment and patient safety
Digital inspection using radar is less intrusive than digital inspection using cameras and physical inspection. It saves millions, improves the working environment for employees and increases patient safety. These are the conclusions of three mini-methodological assessments prepared by the municipalities of Stad, Luster and Stryn with guidance from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health.
Vitalthings launches new contactless health monitor for primary healthcare
Vitalthings Guardian H10 is a new contactless health monitor developed to reduce the need for physical supervision and help solve some of the most critical capacity problems in municipalities.
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