At the crossroads of gateways, services, telecom, and medical, eDevice pioneered the eHealth connectivity space. From 2002, several market leaders rely on eDevice to provide solutions to securely and safely transfer their patient data.

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  Medtronic CRHF

  Medtronic is the worldwide leader in cardiac medical devices and therapies. The company is currently providing both eDevice's WireX and WireT technologies along with its CareLink™ Home Monitors. WireX is provided as a cellular accessory and WireT as an Internet accessory. Both devices allow patients without a landline to benefit from all advantages of remote monitoring by providing them with a cellular or an Internet connectivity.
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  Philips

  Philips’ Telestation® is a worldwide leading telehealth solution. Telestation® acts as a hub for transmission of vital signs data and a medium for interactive communication between care providers and patients at home. Philips is using eDevice’s WireX to add cellular connectivity. This allows Philips to stay focused on its own, core medical operations while eDevice handles the communication process.
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  Honeywell Life Care Solutions

  Honeywell HomMed is a leading company in the Telehealth & Remote Patient Care fields. HomMed automates and secures transfer of medical and vital signs data by using eDevice terminals and modules such as WireX. The Genesis® DM telehealth device measures vital signs such as heart rate, blood pressure, weight, SPo2 and provides customizable subjective disease-related queries for a more complete picture of an individual’s health.
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  Confidence (EU Funded Project)

  For its specific know-how in the Healthcare connectivity field, eDevice is involved in the Confidence EU funded project. The main objective of this project is the development and integration of innovative technologies to build a care system for the detection of abnormal events (such as falls) or unexpected behaviors that may be related to health issues in elderly people.
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