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Capture stature as part of intake and BMI-related measurement workflows.
Bring patient measurements, connected devices and healthcare workflows together through a unified digital health platform.
iSenzoCare helps healthcare teams capture vitals at the point of care, connect bedside and wearable devices, monitor patient status in near real time, and route alerts into actionable clinical and operational workflows.
Built for hospitals, clinics, diagnostic centres and remote care programmes, the platform turns fragmented measurement data into a coherent digital health picture—without replacing clinical judgement.
Measure. Connect. Monitor. Understand. Act.
Patients generate vital data across kiosks, wards, clinics and home settings. The challenge is not collecting more readings—it is connecting measurements into a monitoring workflow teams can trust.
Height, weight, blood pressure, temperature, pulse and SpO₂ can be captured in seconds. Devices can stream continuously. Clinicians still need clear status, timely alerts and a path to action.
iSenzoCare adds a connected digital health layer across measurement, monitoring and response.
Capture patient vitals at a kiosk, bedside device or connected sensor.
iSenzoCare is Mountain Lamp Technologies' connected patient monitoring platform for digital health environments—unifying measurement capture, device connectivity, monitoring views, alerts and healthcare team access.
iSenzoCare is designed as monitoring and workflow technology. It does not diagnose conditions or replace clinical decision-making.
From arrival to action—how iSenzoCare supports a practical connected-care path.
The patient reaches a clinic, ward, kiosk station or remote-care enrolment point.
A guided station for capturing core patient measurements and emergency signals at the point of care.
Capture stature as part of intake and BMI-related measurement workflows.
Record weight readings for monitoring trends and clinical documentation.
Collect BP readings through connected measurement devices at the kiosk.
Log body temperature as part of routine or triage measurement sets.
Capture pulse rate alongside other vitals for a complete snapshot.
Record oxygen saturation from compatible pulse oximetry devices.
Surface fall-related events when configured detection devices are connected.
Provide a clear path for emergency help requests into alert workflows.
Bring key physiological measurements into one digital record that care teams can review and trend.
Height, weight, BP, temperature, pulse and SpO₂ captured as structured measurement events.
Connect compatible measurement devices so readings flow into the platform instead of remaining siloed.
Review recent readings and status changes so teams can understand patient context over time.
Give clinical and operational teams a clearer view of patient status as measurements and device signals arrive.
See which patients have recent measurements, active device connections or pending alerts.
Surface key vitals and alert states so teams spend less time hunting across disconnected systems.
Where devices support streaming, keep monitoring views refreshed as new data arrives.
Store measurement events with time context so reviews and handovers stay coherent.
Turn threshold breaches and emergency signals into a clear response path for healthcare teams.
A vital reading, device event, fall signal or SOS request enters the platform.
Support faster awareness when patients need help—through configured fall signals and explicit SOS requests.
When compatible detection devices are connected, fall-related events can be raised into the monitoring and alert workflow.
Give patients or caregivers a clear way to request assistance, routing the signal to the appropriate response team.
Fall and SOS workflows are decision-support and operational signals. Local clinical protocols and trained staff remain responsible for response.
Extend monitoring beyond the facility so care teams can follow patients enrolled in remote programmes.
Register patients into a remote monitoring programme with clear measurement expectations.
Connect approved home or wearable devices that feed measurements into the platform.
Clinicians and care coordinators review status, trends and alerts through web or mobile access.
A layered digital health stack—from the patient and devices through to the healthcare team.
Individuals in clinics, wards, kiosks or remote-care settings.
Measurement kiosks, vitals devices, wearables and emergency signalling hardware.
Secure device and network connectivity that delivers measurements into the platform.
Measurement capture, monitoring, alerts, dashboards and healthcare workflow orchestration.
Structured patient measurement data available for authorised clinical and operational systems.
Clinicians, nurses and care coordinators reviewing status and responding to alerts.
iSenzoT provides IoT connectivity, device management and sensor intelligence. iSenzoCare applies that connectivity to patient measurements, monitoring dashboards and healthcare alert workflows.
This relationship lets MLT deliver healthcare-specific monitoring while retaining a flexible IoT foundation for other connected environments.
Give authorised teams the views they need—whether they are at a nursing station or on the move.
Review patient status, measurement history, alerts and operational dashboards from a browser-based workplace.
Stay connected to priority alerts and patient status updates when clinicians are away from a desk.
Connect monitoring data into the broader healthcare IT landscape through APIs and configured interfaces.
Exact integration scope depends on the healthcare organisation's systems, governance and deployment design.
Vita supports hospital information and operational workflows. iSenzoCare focuses on connected measurements, monitoring and alerts. Together they help link bedside and remote monitoring into a broader digital healthcare stack where configured.
Optional decision-support features that help teams prioritise attention—not replace clinical diagnosis.
Highlight unusual measurement patterns or alert clusters for human review.
Help surface which alerts may need earlier attention based on configured rules.
Clinicians remain responsible for interpretation, diagnosis and treatment decisions.
Important: AI features in iSenzoCare are for decision-support and operational assistance only. They do not diagnose medical conditions and must not be treated as a substitute for professional clinical judgement.
Patient monitoring data requires careful handling across collection, transmission, storage and access.
Role-based access so authorised healthcare staff see the information they need.
Protect measurement and alert traffic between devices, gateways and applications.
Retain operational visibility into key system events for governance and review.
The exact security architecture is determined by deployment model, compliance requirements and healthcare organisation policies.
Clear answers about what iSenzoCare does—and what it does not claim to do.
iSenzoCare is Mountain Lamp Technologies' connected patient monitoring platform. It brings vital measurements, connected devices, monitoring views, alerts and healthcare team access into one digital health workflow.
Typical measurement sets include height, weight, blood pressure, temperature, pulse and SpO₂, depending on the connected devices and kiosk configuration at the deployment site.
Yes. Patients enrolled in remote programmes can send measurements from approved home or wearable devices into iSenzoCare for care-team review, trend visibility and alerts.
When compatible devices are connected, fall-related signals and explicit SOS help requests can enter the alert workflow so teams can respond according to local clinical protocols.
Vita focuses on hospital information management. iSenzoCare focuses on connected measurements and monitoring. Where configured, the two can work together so monitoring data supports broader clinical and operational workflows.
iSenzoT is MLT's IoT intelligence platform for device connectivity and sensor data. iSenzoCare uses that IoT foundation for healthcare-specific patient monitoring, dashboards and alert workflows.
No. iSenzoCare provides monitoring, data visibility and decision-support assistance. It does not diagnose conditions or replace professional clinical judgement, diagnosis or treatment decisions.
Yes. iSenzoCare can integrate with healthcare systems such as HIMS/HIS, EMR/EHR and notification services through APIs and configured interfaces, subject to the organisation's architecture and policies.
The iSenzoCare monitoring kiosk is a guided station for capturing core vitals and emergency signals—such as height, weight, BP, temperature, pulse, SpO₂, fall signals and SOS—at the point of care.
iSenzoCare deployments emphasise access control, secure transmission and auditability. The exact security architecture is determined by deployment model, compliance requirements and healthcare organisation policies.
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