Solutions · Device connectivity
The monitor already knows.Get it intothe record.
Zyposoft connects bedside machines, monitors, ventilators, pumps and lab analysers, to your hospital's system, so each reading lands in the right patient's record, in the right units, at the right time, with nobody retyping it.
What we connect
Bedside machines and lab instruments, however each one talks.
Ventilators, patient monitors, infusion pumps, lab and point-of-care instruments, and other devices you have approved, through a gateway that speaks HL7, network sockets, serial cables, Modbus and Bluetooth, and keeps readings safe if the network drops.
Infusion pumps are read, never controlled: nothing here sends commands to a device.
- Ventilators: Settings and status.
- Patient monitors: Heart rate, oxygen, pressure.
- Infusion pumps: Status and rate, read only.
- Lab and point of care: Analysers and bedside tests.
- Other approved devices: Signed off by your team.
How it works · step 1
Connect to the machine.
We plug in the way the device expects: a network socket, a serial cable, a gateway, a file drop, or the vendor's own API. Not every method is available on every device.
How it works · step 2
Read what it is saying.
Each make and model needs its own tested reader. Building one needs the protocol documentation, real sample messages and technical checking.
How it works · step 3
Check it makes sense.
Right shape, right source, sensible units, a proper timestamp, values in a plausible range. This is a data-quality check, not a clinical judgement.
How it works · step 4
Work out whose reading it is.
The right site, ward, device assignment, patient, bed and encounter. If any of that is unclear the reading does not go through. It is held, and the reason is recorded.
How it works · step 5
Put it where it belongs.
It goes to whichever clinical or operational destination your routing rules say it should, and we wait for that system to confirm it arrived.
How it works · step 6
Watch it, and fix what fails.
Connection health, reading, matching, delivery. When something fails it retries by itself, and you can re-send once the problem is corrected.
When something is unclear
It stops, rather than guess.
Every reading lands in one of three places. Only the ones that line up completely reach a patient's record.
- DeliveredThe device is known, the message reads cleanly, units and time check out, and the patient and bed match.
- HeldThe reading is fine but the patient is unclear. Nothing reaches the record; it is held, the reason recorded, and someone follows it up.
- BlockedThe device or message fails a check. No record is touched, the failure is flagged, and it is retried once fixed.
Why Zyposoft
We built our own device gateway.
In Zypocare One, monitor and ventilator readings are charted on their own, late or doubtful readings wait for a clinician to confirm or reject, and offline gateways and stale data are spotted and escalated.
We bring the same gateway and the same rules to your wards, and readings can be delivered to other systems over HL7 or FHIR.
Start with your devices
One ward, one kind of device, properly signed off.
List what you have. We find out what each one can output, agree exactly what comes through, test it hard, and pilot it on one ward with clinical and biomedical sign-off.
Whether a device can be connected depends on the model, the vendor's protocol and support, interface licensing and biomedical validation. We do not promise that every device works, a fixed timeline, or any remote control of devices.