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Artisight gives nurses back the room
A hospital can be full of technology and still waste a nurse’s afternoon. Artisight’s bet: connect the room, share the work, and make the next interruption count.
AvaSure and the art of being in twelve places at once
A hospital camera is only as useful as the person who answers it. AvaSure has built a business around that small, expensive truth - and is now trying to connect the whole room.
The ICU Has a Second Pair of Eyes - Twenty-Four Hours a Day
Cloudphysician built a remote ICU around a simple scarcity: critical-care specialists cannot stand beside every bed. Its answer combines clinicians, cameras and software - and makes the local team part of the design.
Andrew Gostine Wants to Make the Hospital Keyboard Disappear
A six-hour night of clerical absurdity gave a physician-entrepreneur his enduring problem: hospitals ask skilled people to behave like data-entry clerks. His answer is an ambient system built to notice the work, record it and then get out of the way.
Caregility Put a Second Nurse in the Room - Without Adding Another Pair of Shoes
Hospitals bought telehealth cameras during the pandemic. Caregility is trying to turn that hardware into a new labor model - one virtual nurse, many rooms, and fewer clerical miles for the people at the bedside.