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Where each part of a remote patient monitoring service runs: devices at the patient's home, a gateway, and cloud services that alert the care team.
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Deployment for remote patient monitoring: at the patient's home a BP monitor, glucometer and pulse oximeter connect over Bluetooth to a home hub or phone app, which uploads readings over 4G/Wi-Fi to a HIPAA-compliant cloud. The cloud runs an ingestion API, a rules engine with per-patient thresholds, a readings database, an alerting service, and a clinician dashboard; alerts reach the care team by app and SMS.
flowchart TB
subgraph Home[Patient's home]
BP[BP Monitor]
GL[Glucometer]
OX[Pulse Oximeter]
HUB[Home Hub / Phone App]
end
subgraph Cloud[HIPAA-compliant cloud]
API[Ingestion API]
RULES[Rules Engine - per-patient thresholds]
DB[(Readings DB - encrypted)]
ALERT[Alerting Service]
DASH[Clinician Dashboard]
end
TEAM[Care Team]
BP -.Bluetooth.-> HUB
GL -.Bluetooth.-> HUB
OX -.Bluetooth.-> HUB
HUB -->|HTTPS over 4G / Wi-Fi| API
API --> DB
API --> RULES
RULES --> ALERT
DB --> DASH
ALERT -->|App and SMS| TEAM
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