A small camera at the bedside reads the patient monitor you already own. Readings are recorded automatically every 30 seconds, trends build themselves, and the ward is warned when a patient starts to deteriorate — hours before a routine observation round would have caught it.
Why it matters
Vitals are usually charted a few times a shift, by hand, onto paper. Everything that happens between those rounds is invisible.
Readings go from the monitor screen into the record directly. That is time returned to nursing, and one whole class of transcription error removed.
VitalSync reads existing bedside monitors with a camera and speaks to protocol-capable devices directly. No capital replacement programme.
A continuous record makes a trend visible. A scoring model watches those trends and raises a patient who is drifting the wrong way before the next round.
Every reading is scored for confidence and cross-checked against the patient's other vitals. A number the system is unsure about is shown, but never allowed to raise a clinical alarm.
How it works
From the monitor screen to the ward alert.
A bedside camera watches the monitor you already own, or the device is read directly over its own protocol.
Each reading gets a confidence score and is cross-checked against the patient's other vitals before it is trusted.
Verified readings are written to the patient's record every 30 seconds, building a trend nobody had to type.
A scoring model watches the trend and raises the patients drifting the wrong way on the ward alert centre.
Capabilities
A mini PC and camera per bed read the monitor display continuously and publish each reading to the ward server.
Monitors that speak a serial or network protocol are read directly, with their data checksummed at the source and trusted by default.
Low-confidence or self-contradicting readings are stored and displayed but marked unverified, so a misread number cannot trigger a clinical alarm.
A trained model scores each patient's trend and raises the ones heading the wrong way, separating clinical concern from technical noise.
Clinical, technical and system alerts sit on their own tabs. A camera problem never appears as a patient problem.
Edge devices reach the server over MQTT on a small, fixed set of ports. Databases and queues stay on loopback and are never exposed to the LAN.
Modules
VitalSync is not a closed box bolted onto a ward. It speaks the standards your other systems already speak, writes back into your hospital system, and carries the alerting and clinical scoring depth that a real deployment needs.
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We deploy to a single ward against your existing monitors so you can judge capture accuracy and alert quality on your own patients before going wider.
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