Digital Patient Room Whiteboard Display
Replacing the traditional labor-intensive patient room dry-erase whiteboard, MEDI+SIGN® automatically delivers accurate and real-time fall risk, mobility, pain level and other critical information directly from your EHR and auxiliary systems to the patient in a simple and easy to read and understand format.
Digital Patient Room Door Display
Located outside each patient room, the digital door display announces important information for the care team before they enter the room, including bed status, safety precautions, isolations and allergies, using your hospital’s icons to protect the patient’s privacy and to minimize staff training.
Digital Nurse Station Monitoring Display
At a glance, a nurse can see when a round and pain medication is overdue, as well as the patient’s pain level and pain level trend. When paired with Anti-Fall™ technology, additional information can be displayed including OOB Status and Fall Prevention alerts.
Digital Exam Room Whiteboards for Emergency Departments
Located inside each Emergency Department exam room, MEDI+SIGN digital solutions bring critical alerts to emergency patients, including care team, ordered tests, test time estimates and a special alert when team members are paged to respond to a more emergent situation.
Anti-Fall™ Technology
Patent-pending Anti-Fall™ algorithms detect the patient’s fall risk from the EHR. When connected to the patient’s smart bed, alerts concerning the bed’s height, rail position, brake and other safety conflicts are shown on the MEDI+SIGN displays to prevent falls.
From the Blog
UNC Health Blue Ridge Advances Innovation with MEDI+SIGN Digital Whiteboards
Smithsburg, MD, March 21, 2024 — UNC Health Blue Ridge outfits its new intensive care units with some of the best technology available, including the implementation of MEDI+SIGN® Digital Whiteboards and MEDI+SIGN Digital Door Displays, keeping with its commitment to...
Critical Access Hospital, Cannon Memorial, Implements Digital Whiteboards to Enhance Patient Experience
Smithsburg, MD, June 7, 2023 — Appalachian Regional Healthcare System (ARHS) upgrades Charles A. Cannon Jr. Memorial Hospital (Cannon Memorial Hospital) with technological enhancements, including the implementation of MEDI+SIGN Digital Whiteboards and MEDI+SIGN...
McLaren Health Care’s New Greater Lansing Hospital Chooses MEDI+SIGN for Enhanced Patient Experience
February 21st, 2023 — McLaren Greater Lansing's new $600 million hospital opened in March 2022, combining the operations from McLaren's Greenlawn and Pennsylvania Avenue campuses. Read the actual press release on PRWeb here The McLaren Greater Lansing Hospital serves...
ARHS Implementing MEDI+SIGN Technology Into Watauga Medical Center Expansion
Read the full article on the ARHS website here. August 31st, 2022 — Appalachian Regional Healthcare System (ARHS), located in Boone, North Carolina, is expanding its Watauga Medical Center with a $126 million construction project and is including . Technological...
The Hospitals of the Future – Richard Reamer, McLaren Health Care
View the interview and transcript at the MMS site here. August 24th, 2022 — What does the hospital of the future look like? Can a bed talk to a whiteboard? What does it mean to have interconnected technology in the hospital? Richard Reamer, Clinical Engineering...
MEDI+SIGN® Client McLaren Northern Michigan Honored As Winner of ECRI Health Technology Excellence Award
July 20th, 2022 — Petoskey, MI: McLaren Northern Michigan has been chosen as the winner of ECRI’s 16th Health Technology Excellence Award for seamless integration of cutting-edge patient care technologies utilized in their newly built hospital addition. MEDI+SIGN is...