Patient monitoring
Patient monitors
Identify at-risk patients to proactively deliver care
Philips patient monitors support early diagnosis, accelerate care and enable informed decision-making across hospital environments. Continuous monitors provide critical information in acute settings, while vital sign monitors deliver comprehensive data in general care. Monitors for magnetic resonance environments offer bedside-level performance. Wireless fetal monitoring enhances the experience for parents and caregivers. And patient-worn monitors allow mobility while transmitting data and alarms where needed.
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Centrally manage, maintain and update your enterprise
With Focal Point at the helm of your patient monitoring system, get real-time insights into the performance of your IntelliVue patient monitors, PIC iX servers and surveillance systems, wireless infrastructures and Philips routers, and switches and firewalls device. You can view the status and diagnostic information, benefit from enhanced cybersecurity via remote patching, and solution uptime information all in one place.
See clear, contextually rich data at the bedside
Clinicians may only have time to briefly scan a monitor, so information needs to be presented as simply as possible. Philips clinical decision support tools are designed to reduce cognitive load, recognize patient deterioration, and give prompt feedback on whether therapeutic interventions are working.
Give the freedom of mobility during labor
Experience the future of fetal monitoring with our Avalon beltless fetal monitoring solution. Designed for comfort and freedom, it's a cableless, belt-free system that empowers women of all sizes to move, shower or walk around their delivery room during labor. This solution eliminates the need to reposition transducers and belts, allowing caregivers to concentrate on caring for the patient.
Enabling technologies for Patient monitors
Disclaimer
Results are specific to the institution where they were obtained and may not reflect the results achievable at other institutions. Results in other cases may vary.