The two companies also announced that they have integrated the Extension Engage Mobile platform and AirStrip One, both of which have FDA 510(k) clearance. This allows clinicians to view patient waveform streams on mobile devices in near-real time, enabling them to respond quickly to critical alarms.
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"I have to confess, I didn't know we were going to be right after Tim Cook," AirStrip CEO Alan Portela told MedCity News.
Texas mobile analytics developer AirStrip and tech giant IBM said they will co-develop a monitoring system that attempts to predict declining health among acute and critically ill patients in real time. The University of Michigan Center for Integrative Research in Critical Care will also help with the development, which will combine data from EHRs, body […]
MedStar, a 10-hospital group that’s the largest healthcare provider in Maryland and Washington, D.C., has adopted AirStrip’s labor monitoring platform as part of an expansion of a collaboration started earlier this year. With cases of hypertension, obesity and Type 2 diabetes rising, it has increased the risk factors posed for mothers and their unborn children. […]
Updated AirStrip, a mobile health company that makes clinical data accessible on smartphones and other mobile devices, has raised $25 million in strategic capital, according to a company statement. The funding will help the company move into the home health market, add more mobile applications to its platform and expand international sales, which the company […]
Mayo Clinic has developed a new tool that could speed up the time it takes for digital health companies to validate their tech to hospitals.
If you're going to have an innovation advisory board for a mobile health company, it helps to have someone who is very familiar with the product and also a big proponent of developing new applications for mobile health technology. Orlando Portale, the CIO for Palomar Health, is well positioned to head up Airstrip's newly formed board and help it advance its technology platform.
AirStrip, a mobile health company that got its start by enabling obstetricians to do remote monitoring for pregnant women, has acquired Sense4Baby assets for an undisclosed amount from Gary and Mary West Health Institute, according to a company statement. It’s a significant milestone for West Health as the company marks its first spinoff. Sense4Baby’s handheld […]
AirStrip CEO Alan Portela is hoping that his experience at the upcoming HIMSS conference will be a lot better than last year. No, he’s not referring to the water contamination problems that affected downtown New Orleans. He’s talking about when he was hit as he crossed the street by a car of “loaded” teens. Portela […]