Four hours later, she coded — and nothing on screen was wrong. myICU watches every patient against their own baseline, so the change is caught while it's still a quiet bedside conversation, not a crisis.
AI-Powered ICU Intelligence — Every Bed, Every Breath, Every Alert
Per occupied bed per day — all plans include 24/7 remote monitoring dashboard
✓ Billed on occupied bed days only · No patient in bed — no charge
Add-on modules (any plan): Nurse charting · ER guided-pathways · e-Prescribing · voice dictation (Augnito). Free for all: antibiotic stewardship (NCDC–ICMR).
Coming soon: a hospital-wide wearable safety-net extending AI early-warning to every ward bed — one platform for ICU and wards.
* Lab result integration subject to HL7 compatibility with existing lab equipment
Real-time vitals, AI early warning scores, and instant alerts — from every bed, on any device.
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Designed for Indian ICUs — power interruptions, mixed device fleets, and intensivist-to-bed ratios that make proactive alerting non-optional.
“Even the best-run ICU is held back by systems that were never designed for modern critical care. I built this platform to change that — from the inside.”
As a practising intensivist, I see the same friction in every ICU: skilled nurses spending precious minutes transcribing vitals that monitors already know. Shift handovers rushed on scraps of paper at the end of a gruelling night. Critical alerts buried in alarm noise. Large multi-disciplinary teams — nurses, residents, consultants, physiotherapists — each holding a different piece of the picture, with no single source of truth.
This platform is my answer to that — a safety net stitched around the entire ICU team, so information flows seamlessly, the right clinician is alerted at the right moment, handovers miss nothing, and nurses are free to do what only they can: care for patients.
Let us be clear about what this is and what it is not. This is not about machines making clinical decisions. It is about giving clinicians better tools so that their decisions are faster, more informed, and more consistent.
Sir Robert Hutchison, 1st Baronet — whose timeless prayer reminds us to never treat patients as cases
Imagine clinical history taking with the structure and completeness that generations of physicians have championed — but available to every resident, at every bedside, at 3 AM.
A patient presents with vomiting. The system prompts: Projectile? How many episodes — 2, 5, 10? Bilious or blood-stained? Each answer auto-populates the next logical question. No essays at 3 AM. Structured, tap-and-go options built on generations of clinical wisdom, with free text always available.
Examination prompts follow the same logic. Breathlessness triggers JVP, air entry, accessory muscles. A neurological case brings up GCS, pupils, lateralising signs. The junior is guided. The senior is reassured. Nothing gets missed.
The result is not just speed — it is completeness. The kind of completeness that the great clinical teachers demanded in every encounter.
"From putting knowledge before wisdom, science before art, and cleverness before common sense; from treating patients as cases — Good Lord, deliver us."
— Sir Robert Hutchison, 1st Baronet
We are not replacing the art of medicine. We are making sure it never gets lost in the chaos of a busy shift.
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30 days, minimum 5 beds, no hardware deposit for Nano pilots. We handle the full installation. Your team handles care.
Pricing shown is list price · Volume and annual commitment discounts available · Minimum 10 beds, 6-month commitment