The problem addressed by Pulsevita is the logistical hurdle faced by doctors needing to examine all patients in one location for efficient monitoring post-cardiac surgery. This traditional method limits the flexibility and scalability of patient care, requiring patients to be physically present for examination.

The development of Pulsevita presented challenges in ensuring accurate and timely data collection from smartwatches, as well as seamlessly integrating with the existing Israeli “Cardiac sense” system to provide comprehensive monitoring capabilities for post-cardiac surgery patients.

In Pulsevita, the superadmin can create hospitals, each functioning as a separate system with its own administrators, patients, employees, and patient groups. This allows for tailored management within each hospital, optimizing patient care and organizational workflows.

In the app, users have a section called “My Patients” where they can quickly review their assigned patients’ latest measurements and alerts. This feature streamlines monitoring and enables efficient management of patient care, allowing users to swiftly access each patient’s profile if they notice any unusual findings.

In Pulsevita, some measurements come directly from smartwatches, while others are entered manually by patients. These include weight, atrial fibrillation, blood pressure, pulse rate, respiratory rate, body temperature, SpO2, and heart rate. Doctors can view each measurement’s trend, value, and precise time of the last update within a patient’s profile, enabling informed decision-making in patient care.

The app includes charts for certain measurements like SpO2, blood pressure, and respiratory rate, allowing users to access detailed values on an hourly basis. Users have the flexibility to select either daily or weekly views, providing a thorough analysis of patient health trends. This feature empowers healthcare providers to monitor vital sign fluctuations accurately, aiding in informed decision-making and personalized patient care strategies.

Each measurement within the system is associated with personalized thresholds set by the doctor when creating the patient profile. If a measurement falls outside of these thresholds, the system automatically generates alerts. In the patient’s profile, users can access a detailed view of each alert type, including the timestamp, measured value, and corresponding threshold.