Continuous Patient Monitoring
Analyzes new vital signs, labs, nurse observations, and trends to detect early patient deterioration.
Introducing
Turns early patient deterioration signs into actionable Alerts for rapid response.
Foresia assists bedside nurses to detect patient deterioration earlier and trigger rapid response pathway needed.
How Foresia Helps
Real-Time Actionable Alerts
As soon as early patient deterioration is detected, Foresia instantly alerts the bedside nurse with insights to review and initiate the appropriate rapid response.
Guided SBARI Workflow
Guides responding care team members through a structured SBARI workflow for consistent, accurate, and timely responses.
Automated Workflow Documentation
Automatically documents the rapid response as it unfolds, creating a detailed EHR event record.
Conversational Query
Enables clinicians to ask patient-specific questions from the AI agent and receive answers instantly.
Automated Patient Handoff
Generates concise patient handoff summaries from clinical history and recent shift events, supporting efficient and informed care team handoffs.
Workflows for Clinicians. Controls for Administrators.
Act with confidence at the bedside
Everything clinicians need to identify deterioration, escalate patient care, and document the response in a connected workflow.
Assigned Patient Overview
View assigned patients with their latest vitals, condition details, and status—Stable, Deteriorating, or Critical.
Explainable Condition Assessment
See the risk factors and vital sign trends behind every AI-assisted condition assessment.
Tiered Response Activation
Activate the appropriate response pathway (PRRES or RRT) based on severity and workflow guidance, while keeping the final decision in the physician's hands.
Embedded SBARI Workflow
Complete the Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation, and Intervention directly within the event workflow.
What Foresia does NOT do
Communication
It does not retire pagers, phones, or backup channels. Existing communication paths stay in place during downtime.
Chart Signing
It does not chart on a clinician’s behalf. Every entry reaching the EHR is reviewed, edited, and signed by the clinician of record.
Clinical Authority
It does not make clinical determinations. The system surfaces Alerts and lists possible causes; the clinician assesses, escalates, and decides.
Data Privacy
It does not transmit PHI to third-party services outside an executed Business Associate Agreement.
Built for Health System Trust, Compliance, & Data Security.
Foresia adheres to strict enterprise security standards, end-to-end encryption, and regional data residency rules to protect patient health information.
Seamless System Integration
HL7 & FHIR R4
Current patient data pulled directly from the EHR, no manual entry, no duplicate records.
LOINC-based mapping
Standardized LOINC codes interpret vitals and labs consistently across systems.
Real-time patient view
Latest vitals and condition data appear when an event opens, with no manual refresh.
Compatible EHRs
Built for FHIR-based integration with Epic, Cerner, MEDITECH, and other FHIR-compliant EHRs. Live integrations available; specific deployments configurable per hospital.
A Structured Path to Deployment and Measurement
A phased rollout designed to minimize operational disruption and establish the foundation for measurable outcomes.
Weeks 1 to 2: Prepare
Define teams. Begin EHR integration planning (FHIR R4 / HL7). Initiate LOINC configuration and alert sensitivity settings.
Weeks 3 to 4: Configure
Customize SBARI workflows. Train staff. Activate sandbox for testing and governance review.
Weeks 5 and beyond: Go Live
Real-time logging and governance dashboard activated.
Measure
Review clinical KPIs including event counts, ICU transfer rates, and response times. Use dashboard analytics to support leadership reporting.
Note: Timeline is indicative and will vary based on hospital size, EHR complexity, and institutional readiness.