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The Vios Monitoring Program delivers hospital-grade cardiac telemetry and continuous vital signs monitoring – backed by Murata’s 80+ years of innovation. With reliable product performance, ongoing updates, and comprehensive service and training resources, your team gains the confidence of a monitoring solution designed for long-term success.

Inpatient rehabilitation teams are navigating rising patient complexity, but monitoring systems don’t have to be complex. The Vios Monitoring Program offers facility-wide monitoring without relocating patients, enabled by wireless sensors that support patient mobility. Our customizable platform adapts to your patient acuity mix and clinical workflows, helping your team stay focused on care, not technology.

The Vios Monitoring Program is designed for a streamlined deployment. Wireless sensors connect through a secure, cloud-based server using existing Wi-Fi or cellular networks. With Vios' professional services and on-site training, your team can implement continuous monitoring without the complexity of traditional systems.

Equip your care teams with real-time visibility into patient status. The Vios Monitoring Program combines hospital-grade cardiac telemetry, continuous vital signs data, and 24/7 remote monitoring by certified ECG technicians – enabling timely interventions to prevent hospital readmissions. Download our PDF below to learn more.

Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospitals are experiencing an influx of high-acuity patients with complex cardiac conditions and comorbidities. The Vios Monitoring Program, outlined in our downloadable PDF below, delivers hospital-grade cardiac telemetry, continuous vital signs data, and 24/7 remote monitoring by certified ECG technicians, enabling interventions to prevent hospital readmissions.

Patient acuity is rising in inpatient rehabilitation. A recent survey conducted in partnership with AMRPA found that 83% of inpatient rehabilitation leaders surveyed report increasing cardiac and cardiopulmonary complexity among admitted patients. The findings underscore the need for monitoring approaches that help rehabilitation teams care for increasingly complex patients while maintaining the intensive therapy environment that defines IRH care. Download the full AMRPA Membership Survey Report to see how rehabilitation leaders view cardiac telemetry as part of the solution: https://lnkd.in/gTWjuegu #AMRPA #InpatientRehabilitation #CardiacTelemetry #PatientMonitoring