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Continuous monitoring with Masimo tech cut costs and improved care at Dartmouth-Hitchcock, reducing emergencies and transfers.
A study published in the Journal of Patient Safety found that continuous patient monitoring using Masimo technologies at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center led to significant cost savings and improved outcomes.
Analyzing data from nearly 32,000 patients over 3.5 years, researchers found that avoiding each rescue event saved about $5,500 and each transfer event about $10,700, boosting the hospital’s operating margin.
The system, which includes continuous pulse oximetry and a centralized monitoring platform, was linked to a 50% drop in unplanned transfers and a 60% reduction in rescue events.
These results support the cost-effectiveness of surveillance monitoring, with prior estimates showing annual savings of $1.48 million.
Independent research in Saudi Arabia confirmed similar benefits, including lower mortality and better resuscitation outcomes.
El monitoreo continuo con Masimo tech redujo los costos y mejoró la atención en Dartmouth-Hitchcock, reduciendo las emergencias y las transferencias.