What we do

Benefits for healthcare professionals

The patientMpower app empowers healthcare professionals to manage chronic condition patients using virtual care pathways.

Preserve hospital resources

Remote monitoring can free up hospital resources, decreasing the need for out-patient clinics, avoiding in-patient admissions and facilitating earlier discharge. Hospitals can select suitable patients for virtual care programmes for home management whilst prioritising face-to-face care for those patients with greatest need.

Earlier identification of complications

Healthcare staff, and patients, are alerted to indicators of more severe disease (e.g. oxygen saturation <94%) for rapid triage to GP or hospital. Remote data collection enables healthcare professionals make informed decisions for better patient outcomes.

Limit risk

Reduce patient and staff exposure to COVID-19 or other hospital acquired infection by reducing the need for face-to-face assessment.

Main features

Wearables & integrations

Monitor your patient’s lung health, oxygen saturation, temperature and blood pressure at home with clinical grade medical devices. Track your patient’s activity through Fitbit, Apple Health or Google Fit integrations.

Our Bluetooth connected pulse oximeter measures arterial oxygen saturation and heart rate. Measured values will be transferred directly to the patientMpower application for healthcare professionals to review in real time.
PULSE OXIMETER
Spirobank SMART spirometer – connects to patientMpower app via Bluetooth for seamless recording of pulmonary function. Measured values will be transferred directly to healthcare professionals to review in real time. Measures:

  • Forced Vital Capacity (FVC)
  • Forced Expiratory Volume in 1st second (FEV1)
  • PEF
  • FEV1/FVC
  • FEV6
  • FEF25/75
SPIROMETER
Our Bluetooth enabled blood pressure monitor accurately measures patients’ blood pressure, measured values will be transferred directly to the patientMpower application for healthcare professionals to review in real time.
BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR
Get valuable health insights by using our cellular connected weighing scales to monitor body weight. Measured values will be transferred directly to the patientMpower application for healthcare professionals to review in real time.
WEIGHING SCALES
SPIROMETER
PULSE OXIMETER
BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR
WEIGHING SCALES

Alerting

Identify trends and exacerbations early with our alerting system.

Health insights

Capture more health information on our clinician web portal to support your medical decisions, manage stable patients remotely and treat deteriorating patients quickly.

Symptom tracking

Keep a personal journal for how you’re feeling everyday, and reports symptoms or side effects of medication to your clinical team.

Medication management

Track your medication and get reminded when to take them.

Condition types

patientMpower’s virtual care solutions are currently used to remotely monitor patients living with the following conditions:

COPD
Cystic fibrosis
Interstitial Lung Disease including Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis
Lung Transplant
Asthma
Heart Failure
Kidney Failure including Kidney Transplant
COVID-19

In addition patientMpower’s solutions facilitate remote care and assessment including:

Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Assessment for supplementary oxygen
US Reimbursement for Remote Monitoring

Over the past few years, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have worked to expand reimbursement codes available for remote patient monitoring (RPM).

Its aim is to help providers respond to the growing shift and demand for virtual care services.

With financial reimbursement available to support remote care, providers can use the below CPT Codes for quick deployment and scaling of RPM programs. These codes provide a financial structure for medical professionals to be reimbursed for the time spent and the equipment used for patient care delivered remotely.

View Reimbursement CodesMore Information

What our clients say about us

“When COVID hit hard, we were incredibly lucky to have this system in place for our lung transplant recipients.”

Prof. Darya Rudym, MD

NYU Langone

“It helps us because we can easily identify if we need to see a patient in person and the patient feels safer because they know that information is going directly to their nurse or doctor.”

Prof. Killian Hurley, MD

Beaumont Hospital, Dublin

“We’re bringing the care to the patient, rather than relying on the patient to come to us.”

Prof. Charles Powel, MD

Mount Sinai