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Isansys Lifecare's Wireless Patient Monitoring System Features on the BBC

We are delighted to be featured on the BBC’s CBBC show Operation Ouch! Isansys Lifecare is the company that created the Patient Status Engine, a continuous patient monitoring system which was demonstrated on the programme.

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Isansys Lifecare's Wireless Patient Monitoring System Features on the BBC

Providing extraordinary new digital medical tools to transform patient data into valuable clinical insight

Isansys provides remote monitoring solutions which improve patient care, drive clinical performance, ensure economic value and enhance patient safety.

Headquartered in Oxfordshire, with subsidiaries in Germany, India and the US, Isansys is a privately limited company which was founded in 2010 by Keith Errey and Rebecca Weir.

Our business is to work with health professionals, insurance companies and healthcare organisations to provide more efficient patient monitoring against a backdrop of staff shortages and a rising number of patients and costs and limited budgets.

All our products and devices are fully certified and qualified medical devices.

Isansys Lifecare's Wireless Patient Monitoring System Features on the BBC

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