“We are excited about our collaboration with LookDeep to use AI to expand virtual safety, nursing and medical services to support our staff and improve patient care,” said Dr. Paul DePriest, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for Baptist Memorial Health Care.
A watched patient is a safer patient. Traditional virtual sitting models have expensive hardware that limit their usage. Yet most patients in the hospital are at risk for falling. LookDeep has zero-cost hardware endpoints that enable every room in the hospital to be set up for virtual sitting and AI that nudges attention towards the patients that need it.
Virtual nursing helps reduce load on overburdened bedside teams. Yet most solutions focus only on admissions and discharges. With zero cost hardware and AI that can observe patient actions, virtual nursing teams can help with more scenarios and be more efficient with AI that nudges them towards patients who most likely need attention.
Virtual medicine extends the concepts of e-ICU and Early Warning to all patients in the hospital. Zero cost hardware enables broad coverage to support virtual rounding and consults to allow doctors to easily check in on patients from anywhere; AI observes patient movement and location patterns to help track changes related to rest, changes in care, and clinical condition.
“Hospital at Home” models provide opportunities for shifting care and cost burdens. However, to increase the number of patients that match this care model requires adding in seamless video visits and continuous monitoring for overnight periods. LookDeep’s telemedicine and computer vision AI monitoring can dramatically increase the potential patient pool for hospital at home programs.
