Clear on the wrist.
A calm interface confirms that the wearable is connected and ready.
Continuous patient context
The patient keeps changing between rounds.
CareLink gives each patient a quiet wearable, then shows the team what changed and what to do next.
Preparing the wearable
The continuous handoff
The patient wears it.
CareLink follows the change.
Preparing the 3D view
Purpose-built for the ward.
CareLink controls the patient experience and the path each signal takes.
Following change over time.
The value is not one reading. It is the direction of change between observations.
Signals become one story.
Multiple streams provide context before anything reaches the care team.
One clear event.
The team sees what changed, why it matters and what happens next.
The part the patient feels
Comfort is part of the signal.
It sits low, stays quiet and is made to be worn for hours — because continuous context only works when the wearable stays with the patient.
One patient. One night.
The room gets quiet. The context keeps moving.
The wearable stays deliberately calm while CareLink follows change between observations.
The patient settles for the night.
Signals remain close to the recent pattern.
Movement falls. Pulse keeps rising.
CareLink keeps following the direction of change.
The pattern reaches the team.
One event arrives with context and a next action.
What the team sees
At 02:41, the pattern became worth a look.
CareLink turns several continuous signals into one explained event for review.
02:41
Review requested
Pulse kept rising while movement stayed low.
The change continued long enough to reach the care team.
Patient baselineRecent change
22:0000:0002:00Now
What changedTrend moved beyond the recent baseline.
Why it mattersMultiple signals now support the same change.
Next actionReview requested · Ward 04
Illustrative workflow — final signals, thresholds and routing are defined for each pilot.
Built around the ward
Start with the ward. Then configure the wearable.
Shape the pilot around one clinical question.
CareLink prepares the patient experience, signal logic and response route together with the team.
Keep the patient experience deliberately simple.
The wearable stays quiet, confirms connection and gives the patient a clear way to ask for help.
Give the team context before another alarm.
Events arrive with the change behind them, an owner and a visible next step.
Pilot with CareLink
Start with one ward.
Tell us how your team works and what you want to learn. We will shape the device setup, event flow and evaluation around it.
Plan a pilot Telegram · @berda3510