Maryland-based digital health company Zyter is launching an innovative and futuristic hospital platform that is designed to help streamline health-care operations in order to reduce costs and improve patient outcomes.
Hospitals have long suffered from having an assortment of disparate and disconnected systems for data collection and smart monitoring, with the extent of this problem becoming even more clear amid the COVID-19 pandemic. This is precisely the issue that Zyter Smart Hospitals set out to solve.
This 5G-equipped platform uses Zyter's suite of software programs to combine medical sensors, communication apps, Internet of Things device, home monitoring gadgets and facilities management applications into an all-inclusive system that is designed to break down the silos that can exist in different realms of hospitals and make their operations more seamless.
What's Driving This Trend
- Smart Hospital Platforms
- Hospitals looking to reduce costs and improve patient outcomes can benefit from adopting innovative software platforms like Zyter Smart Hospitals.
- Integrated Healthcare Systems
- Digital health companies can create value by developing software that integrates a multitude of medical sensors, communication apps, IoT devices and home monitoring gadgets.
- Data-driven Health Monitoring
- Data collection and analysis plays a critical role in the success of smart hospital platforms and presents opportunities to create innovative solutions that streamline healthcare operations.
Who This Affects Most
- Digital Healthcare
- As digital health companies continue to disrupt traditional healthcare, building solutions like Zyter Smart Hospitals can help improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs.
- Iot
- IoT companies have the potential to build smart sensors and devices that can be integrated into platforms like Zyter Smart Hospitals to track patient data and manage healthcare facilities more efficiently.
- Data Analytics
- Data analytics companies can create value by developing software that leverages patient data to optimize hospital operations and help healthcare providers make more informed decisions.
