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EarlySense to Accelerate Growth in Remote Patient Monitoring Sector With Sale of Contact-Free Monitoring Technology To Hillrom

Continuous monitoring improves patient safety

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patient falls1

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Early Detection Enables Early Intervention

Heart Rate. Respiratory Rate. Motion.

Detect Deterioration

Continuous monitoring of heart rate and respiratory rate allow opportunities for early intervention.

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Prevent Falls

Designed to allow the fastest way to the patient.

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Prevent Pressure Ulcers

Automatic motion analysis assists clinicians in identifying patients at high risk for pressure ulcers.

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Continuous Monitoring Products Across the Care Continuum

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Post-Acute Products

Contact-free patient monitoring that helps reduce rehospitalizations, falls, and pressure ulcers

  • Hillrom buys medical monitoring tech from EarlySense

    Hillrom is paying EarlySense $30 million, potential milestone payments, and a portion of Hillrom's equity investment in EarlySense.

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  • Earlysense sells its intellectual property rights for $30 million

    Company's technology can be used to treat patients and hospitalize them at home. As part of deal, it setback Hillrom from primary to secondary shareholder

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  • Connected Medical Monitoring Devices Are Changing Telemedicine for Good

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Why Make Continuous Monitoring a Priority?

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Interested in How EarlySense Can Bring Continuous Monitoring to Your Facility?

1 Palace, ZJ et al, AGS. May 2013

2 Brown, HV & Zimlichman, E, Improved Outcomes and Reduced Costs with Contact-free Continuous Patient Monitoring on a Medical-Surgical Hospital Unit 2010

3 Brown, Harvey et al. Continuous Monitoring in an Inpatient Medical-Surgical Unit: A Controlled Clinical Trial. The American Journal of Medicine, Volume 127, Issue 3, 226 – 232