Unified Remote Monitoring for Kaiser Permanente's Home-to-Hospital Care Continuity
Philips' integrated health technology platform connects consumer health devices and professional diagnostics into a single ecosystem, eliminating device fragmentation while enabling continuous risk assessment across your entire attributed population.
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Hear from clinical leaders who have implemented remote monitoring programs and virtual care workflows that improve patient outcomes and reduce clinician burden.
"Before we integrated Philips monitoring, our virtual care team was drowning in alerts from multiple disconnected devices. Now we have a unified view across all our remote patients. Our clinicians can quickly identify which alerts need attention and which are noise. That's made a real difference in reducing alarm fatigue and catching deteriorating patients earlier."
"We were sending heart failure patients home with devices that didn't talk to each other and workflows that varied by nurse. Philips gave us standardized protocols that everyone follows. Now when a patient transitions from hospital to home, we know exactly what's being monitored and who responds when readings fall outside parameters. Our care team feels more confident sending patients home, and families have peace of mind."
"Our community clinics had to send patients downtown for ultrasound, which meant delays and missed diagnoses. The portable Philips ultrasound changed that. Now our primary care providers can scan right in the exam room and make decisions on the spot. We're seeing conditions earlier and avoiding unnecessary referrals. It's been especially valuable for our rural patients who struggled with travel."
Remote monitoring and virtual care questions
Answers for healthcare leaders evaluating connected care platforms
Visit SupportHow do you solve device fragmentation across our home monitoring programs?
A unified platform integrates multiple device types into a single connected ecosystem. This allows you to standardize monitoring across patient populations, regardless of which devices are deployed in the home, and maintain consistent data collection and risk assessment protocols.
How does the platform help our virtual care teams manage alert triage and reduce alarm fatigue?
The platform uses intelligent alert prioritization and workflow tools to help your virtual care teams identify true deterioration patterns. This approach reduces unnecessary alarms, allowing clinicians to focus on patients who need intervention while filtering out non-critical notifications.
What portable ultrasound options are available for our clinics with limited imaging access?
Portable point-of-care ultrasound devices bring diagnostic imaging to clinic touchpoints where traditional equipment is unavailable. These devices allow your teams to conduct scans at the bedside or in outpatient settings, reducing wait times and expanding access to imaging capabilities.
How does this integrate with our existing EHR and clinical systems?
The platform supports integration with major EHR platforms through standard interfaces. This allows patient data, alerts, and monitoring results to flow directly into your existing clinical workflows, reducing manual data entry and maintaining continuity across care settings.
How does the remote monitoring pilot program work?
Pilot program overview
Book a pilot to evaluate remote monitoring workflows
Test integrated monitoring solutions that expand your virtual care capacity and enable safer hospital-to-home transitions. Standardize chronic disease management across your health system, reduce alert fatigue with intelligent triage, and move your clinical teams from reactive response to proactive risk assessment. Schedule your pilot now to see measurable improvements in care quality and operational efficiency within 90 days.