A new app could soon allow providers to check vital signs by using residents' smartphones. The app measures heart rate, heart rhythm, respiration rate and blood oxygen saturation. Phone measurements are as accurate as those recorded by standard medical monitors now in clinical use. The app was developed by a team led by Ki Chon, professor and head of biomedical engineering at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
Larson Electronics Magnalight has unveiled its EPL-RPS-1MLED explosion-proof LED light. It is cart-mounted for easy mobility and can shine light up to 5,000 feet.
Kwalu introduced seven new products in April, including the Avella Lift chair.
Mobile health provider SecuraTrac announced new technology based off of its SecuraFone®. Developed with Vital Connect, SecuraFone Health can tell physicians, caregivers and family in real-time when an unexpected health ...
