Royal Philips has announced new collaborations with several companies to expand its open patient monitoring ecosystem. These partnerships integrate wearable and out-of-hospital monitoring technologies into Philips' system, enabling continuous patient monitoring from hospital admission through recovery at home. This expansion supports healthcare systems in maintaining patient visibility across care settings, improving care coordination and early intervention. The new technologies include wearable patches, biosensors, and digital platforms that monitor vital signs and support hospital-at-home care, reflecting Philips' commitment to advancing connected, longitudinal healthcare.
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