Connected Care News

The new failover architecture ensures hospitals can maintain patient safety monitoring during disruptions in access to the cloud, including cyber incidents, network outages, and natural disasters.

Caregility’s HIMSS26 booth showcases how health systems can operationalize safer, more efficient care with room-aware AI that works instantly, processes at the edge, and scales across the enterprise.

Rome Health is bringing collaborative, technology-enabled nursing support to patients and care teams.

The expansion enables clinical teams in Japan to implement Tele-ICU, Remote Monitoring, Virtual Nursing, and other digitally enabled care models, improving staff collaboration, patient safety, and care access.

The new Monitor dashboard in Caregility’s iCare Coordinator application provides real-time continuous monitoring of any number of patient rooms.

Optimize hospital operations with Caregility’s LOOP—AI-powered virtual care analytics, workforce utilization metrics, ROI reporting, and clinical workflow insights.

Caregility’s Care Square unifies virtual care, AI, sensors, and smart room technology into a connected ecosystem that optimizes clinical workflows and hospital operations.

Caregility partners with MOD3RN Care to modernize healthcare delivery in Australia through AI-enabled virtual care and hybrid care innovation, expanding access to Caregility’s Connected Care™ platform, helping hospitals and health systems enhance patient safety, efficiency, and clinician support.

Caregility, in collaboration with Media Plus Co., Ltd. and Nagoya University Hospital, has launched a research initiative exploring AI-enabled virtual care models in Japan.