Tag: AirView

SAN DIEGO - ResMed has upgraded its AirView for Respiratory program to include a “management by exception” feature for patients using its Astral and Stellar ventilators. The upgrade allows HME providers and physicians to more quickly access and view patient data and trends using AirView's interactive reporting capabilities. “With management by exception and interactive reporting capabilities, AirView for Respiratory will undoubtedly help physicians and HMEs enhance the quality of...

SAN DIEGO - ResMed's AirMini, a travel CPAP device, is now connected to its AirView remote patient monitoring platform. The connectivity between AirMini and AirView allows HME providers to see a patient's nightly data, verify adherence and spot any issues. ResMed sees monitoring as a key factor in proper therapy, citing a recent study that found 87% of patients were adherent when remote and self-monitoring tools were used. Once patients download or update the latest "AirMini by ResMed 1.2" app and...

SAN DIEGO - ResMed has downloaded one billion nights of sleep data on its AirView remote patient monitoring platform. “This unprecedented amount of data enables predictive analytics to help physicians and providers better manage patients' sleep apnea and COPD therapy, and ultimately improve their overall health,” said Mick Farrell, ResMed CEO, in a press release. “Reaching one billion nights is about more than just big data; it's a testament to how the adoption and meaningful use...

SAN DIEGO - ResMed has enhanced AirView, its cloud-based remote patient monitoring platform, to include action groups, allowing clinicians to filter sleep apnea patients into groups based on adherence status or a specific therapy issue. This new “manage by exception” feature will reduce the time clinicians spend on back-office paperwork and processes, and will help ensure that patients get the most responsive and quality treatment, the company says. Action Groups are based on a similar...

SAN DIEGO - With Medicare stepping up scrutiny for vents, ResMed believes it has a way to keep them a viable business for HME providers.The company on May 16 announced plans to bring cloud connectivity and its remote patient monitoring software, AirView, to its Astral vents later this year.“The whole industry is watching to see how the guidance for vents is changing,” said Jeremy Malecha, vice president of project management for the Global Healthcare Informatics business unit. “Part...