Healthcare

Medicube X for

Acute & Emergency

The eHealth Station can be located in a primary care center or hospital lobby or by the front door. After the patient has checked in, they can go inside the eHealth Station to answer any localized questionnaire and do the measurements. Depending on the existing care processes the Station can be used before triage (assessment of care need and urgency) or after taking the patients in.

1. Check-in

2. Medicube X®
eHealth Station™

Patient answer questions and measures their vital sign in 5 min without assistance

3. Triage

• The most acute patients are identified immediately

• Possibility of referring the patient home or or to nonurgent care

4. More diagnostics if needed*

• X-rays
• Ultrasound
• CT, MRI
• Laboratory tests

5. Appointment with doctor

• Treatment plan

• Referrals to further treatment, diagnostics test or home

Benefits

Shortens queues significantly.

The triage nurse / doctor has a lot of standardized, good quality information to back up the decision to take a patient in with the right urgency classification or to send them home to monitor their condition.
One Station is able to feed 2-3 nurses / doctors with patients (up to 10 patients per hour)
The triage will be faster and more accurate

The patients with the most acute conditions can be found immediately when they check in → Not after 3 – 6 hours of waiting in the lobby.

• Saves 8-15 min time per patient from nurses or laboratory technicians because they don’t need to routinely measure and type in vital signs and in some cases an ECG

• The patients with the most acute conditions can be found immediately when they check in → Not after 3 – 6 hours of waiting in the lobby.

• Patient satisfaction will be higher. Even when patients are sent home right after the triage, patients know that they have been examined thoroughly.

• Employee satisfaction will be higher. You are able to take some workload off from the healthcare professionals.

“We revolutionize healthcare, enabling efficient access to vital sign measurements and immediate remotecare services”

Appointments

Patients are able to fill in questionnaires and do the measurements before scheduled appointments with their doctor or nurse. For example with CVD and T2D treatment and follow-up visits. The doctor or nurse has a lot of standardized high quality data about the patient’s health before the appointment even starts.

Benefits

No time taken from the healthcare professionals to do the measurements

Better quality of treatment with standardized measurements:

→ For example fewer than 50% of patients with diagnosed high blood pressure are meeting their targets, they can only be identified with measurements.

Possibility to shorten the appointment time: → ability to take more patients / day

Higher patient satisfaction:

→ Patients feel that they have been thoroughly diagnosed and treated

→ Using the Station involves the patient in their own care and supports lifestyle changes

Telehealth

Medicube X® eHealth Stations™ are equipped with 32” screens and high quality video and audio equipment for remote appointments. The Stations can be located anywhere as they do not require daily maintenance. The only installation requirements of the Station are 1,2m² of space indoors and a regular wall outlet.

Benefits

Very easy access to healthcare anywhere

Healthcare professionals have a lot more data about the wellbeing of their patient compared to regular video / phone appointments

Possibility of offering quality care even in more remote areas where its traditionally difficult to get doctors

Helps in the assessment of: strokes, heart attacks, vertigo, risk of sepsis etc.
Helps in the assessment of: arrhythmias, heart attacks, pulmonary embolisms, pneumonia, risk of sepsis etc.
Helps in the assessment of: COPD, pulmonary embolisms, pneumonia, asthma, risk of sepsis etc.
Helps in the assessment of: COPD, pulmonary embolisms, pneumonia, asthma, risk of sepsis etc.
Helps in the assessment of: level of bacterial or viral infection, autoimmune disease, malignancies, risk of sepsis etc.
Helps in the assessment of: heart insufficiency, kidney insufficiency, malignancies, autoimmune diseases etc.
Helps in the assessment of: arrhythmias, hypo- and hyperkalemia, risk of adverse effects of medication (QT-interval, AV-Blocks), screening of changes in ECG (Q-wave, U-wave, RBBB or LBBB, AV-Block) etc.
Helps in the assessment of: risk of strokes or heart attacks, risk of type 2 diabetes and it’s complications
Helps in the assessment of: risk of type 2 diabetes and it’s complications, lifestyle interventions