Continuous monitoring

Continuous Vital Monitoring for the Back of the Truck

StatPatch is a noninvasive wearable patch that continuously tracks patient vitals during ambulance transport — transmitting live data directly to the EMT's onboard computer via Bluetooth. No repeated cuff cycles. No manual rechecks. No split attention.

The Challenge EMTs Face Daily

Taking vital signs in a moving ambulance is harder than it sounds. It's time-consuming, repetitive, and takes attention away from patient care.

Time Pressure

EMTs must manually check vitals every 5 minutes while simultaneously treating patients, starting IVs, administering medication, and managing airways in a moving vehicle.

Human Error

Motion, noise, and chaos can distort readings. Documentation gets delayed. Attention gets split. Inaccurate vitals can lead to delayed or incorrect treatment.

Cognitive Overload

The mental burden of constant vital checks during high-acuity calls contributes to provider stress and burnout, lowering overall standards of patient care.

Documentation Risk

Charting errors create legal risk and liability for departments. Inconsistent documentation can impact patient outcomes and department compliance.

One patch. Continuous data. Full attention on the patient.

StatPatch is a single-use adhesive patch placed on the patient's chest at the start of transport. It contains all sensing and transmission electronics and begins transmitting immediately.

SpO₂

Blood Oxygen Saturation

Continuous pulse oximetry throughout transport with motion-tolerant sensing.

Heart Rate

Continuous Pulse Monitoring

PPG-based monitoring — continuous, not interval-based. No breaks in data.

Skin Temp

Trending Throughout Transport

Thermistor-based skin temperature trending across the full duration of transport.

Resp. Rate

Passive, Motion-Tolerant Detection

Impedance and motion-based respiratory rate — passive detection requiring no patient cooperation.

Built from the field, validated in the field.

StatPatch was designed through direct interviews with working EMTs and paramedics. Providers consistently identified the same pain points — and responded to the same solution.

"Active conversations underway with Middletown Fire Department for a structured pilot program"

"EMT and paramedic interviews confirm strong field demand for reducing manual vital repetition"

"Pilot framework designed around measurable outcomes: time saved, documentation accuracy, provider satisfaction"

We are not building a solution and looking for a problem. We found the problem first.

Interested in piloting or partnering?

We're selectively engaging with EMS distributors and investors who understand the prehospital space.

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