Longitudinal wearable monitoring suggests clinicians may be over-relying on PAP-derived metrics when assessing treatment success. A sleep center founder recommends a different type of remote patient monitoring solution.
The AI-powered device monitors vital signs during sleep, detecting irregularities like heart issues or breathing problems and providing real-time alerts.
The FDA clearance expands the indications for the watch in the US as a medical device for use by adults in hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, and in the home.
The digital health platform combines remote physiologic monitoring, therapeutic monitoring, chronic care management, and compliance tracking into a unified solution.
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Parents in the United Kingdom will soon have access to Owlet’s Dream Sock with UKCA certification.
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With the clearance, the system is available for at-home monitoring of oxygen saturation, pulse rate, and skin temperature in babies without a prescription.
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Available over-the-counter, Dream Sock is designed for routine in-home monitoring of sleep, oxygen saturation, and pulse rate in infants.
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Nonin Medical has partnered with Medixine to co-develop remote digital monitoring services for more patient-centric diagnoses of chronic conditions.
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The dos and don’ts of enrolling sleep patients in revenue-producing RPM programs.
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A pilot study showed the technology can accurately, safely, and continuously monitor blood oxygen saturation, potentially providing ongoing assessment of the efficacy of oral appliance therapy.
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Dallas-based startup Harbor has raised $3.7 million in a seed funding round, paving the way for the launch of its baby monitor and remote night nanny service.
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Owlet announced the launch and availability of Dream Sock and BabySat, two medical devices with recent clearances from the FDA.
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The system—which provides continuous monitoring of oxygen saturation, pulse rate, and skin temperature—was cleared for prescription use with healthy and sick babies 0-18 months of age.
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The US Food and Drug Administration has granted De Novo clearance to an over-the-counter, foot-worn medical pulse oximetry solution for infants.
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A new artificial intelligence-based mattress instantly adjusts to the individual’s health and warns them of potential health issues before they are aware of them.
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Sibel Health released a new physiological monitoring platform with FDA-cleared wearable sensors for continuous sleep and vital signs monitoring designed specifically for clinical trials.
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The US Food and Drug Administration has created a new Digital Health Advisory Committee to help the agency explore the complex, scientific, and technical issues related to digital health technologies.
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The ring is able to accurately measure blood oxygen levels in people with any skin tone, according to a release from the company.
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