SDK Solutions for
medical devices
The Vitalera SDK makes remote patient monitoring easy. It saves developers up to 10 hours a day, letting healthcare professionals quickly add advanced monitoring to their systems.
Simple, seamless, and effective care.
Everything a solution needs
Medical Devices SDK
Collects and processes a wide range of vital health metrics.
Telehealth SDK
Supports telehealth applications by enabling remote monitoring and virtual consultations.
Remote Patient Monitoring API
Provides all the tools needed to build comprehensive RPM solutions and connections,
Designed for all
vitalera’s SDK is designed for healthcare professionals who seek to enhance patient monitoring and care through the integration of wearable technology.
Benefits of vitalera’s ecosystem
Vitalera’s SDK collects the following vital signs
Systolic and Diastolic Blood Pressure
Systolic pressure measures the pressure during heartbeats, and diastolic pressure measures the pressure between heartbeats. Both readings are crucial for assessing cardiovascular health.
Heart Rate (including resting and variability)
Heart rate refers to the number of times the heart beats per minute, and is directly related to the workload being placed on the heart.
ECG (Electrocardiogram)
An ECG is a test that records the electrical activity of your heart, including the rate and rhythm.
Glucose Levels
We can measure Glucose Levels in two different ways of measuring blood glucose levels: It can either be in terms of a molar concentration, measured in mmol/L or a mass concentration, measured in mg/dL.
SpO2 (Oxygen Saturation)
The blood oxygen saturation level (SpO2) shows how much oxygen your blood carries compared to its full capacity (100%).
Weight
Smart scales measure weight by detecting the force exerted by gravity on an object, displaying it in units like kg or lbs.
Physical Activity
Measured by wearables and other sensors uch as accelerometers, steeps, gyroscopes, and GPS.
Sleep Patterns
Wearables measure sleep using sensors to track motion, heart rate, breathing, and temperature. Algorithms analyze this data to estimate sleep stages, quality, and disruptions, providing detailed sleep insights.
Respiratory Frequency
Respiratory frequency is measured by counting the number of breaths per minute, either by observing chest movements or using tools like a respiratory rate monitor, spirometer, or capnograph.
Stress Levels
Measured with sensors. Many smartwatches track stress using heart rate, HRV, and other metrics.
Calories Burned
Wearable devices combine your basal metabolic rate (BMR)—the rate at which you burn calories at rest to maintain vital body functions (including breathing, blood circulation, and heartbeat)—and your activity data to estimate your calories burned.
Floors Climbed
Wearables measure floors climbed using an altimeter to detect changes in elevation, combined with accelerometers to confirm upward movement, distinguishing between stairs and flat ground.
Distance Traveled
Wearables measure distance traveled using GPS for precise tracking or accelerometers and gyroscopes to estimate movement based on steps, speed, and direction. Data syncs with apps for detailed analysis.
Intensity Minutes
Intensity minutes with wearables are measured by tracking heart rate and activity levels. The device calculates minutes spent in moderate to vigorous physical activity based on heart rate zones.
% HR MAX
Measure % HR max using wearables by comparing real-time heart rate data to your estimated maximum heart rate (HR max). % HR max = (Current HR / HR max) × 100, tracked via fitness apps or wearables.
VO2 MAX
VO2 max can be measured with wearables by using heart rate sensors and GPS data during exercise. These devices analyze cardiovascular response and physical exertion to estimate oxygen consumption.
Our SDK for RPM is designed for ease of integration and high functionality
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Integration
Easily integrate our SDK into your existing healthcare systems or telehealth platforms.
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Data Collection
The SDK facilitates the collection of real-time physiological data from various wearable devices.
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Processing and Analysis
Collected data is processed and analyzed to provide actionable insights.
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Reporting
Health data is presented in a clear and accessible format for healthcare professionals to review.
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Alerts and Notifications
Customizable alerts ensure that healthcare providers are immediately notified of any critical changes in patient health.
Medical-Grade Precision
Our SDK is designed specifically for medical applications, ensuring high accuracy and reliability.
Innovative Technology
Leveraging the latest advancements in healthcare technology, our SDK ensures you stay ahead in the RPM landscape.
GDPR and HIPAA Compliance
We prioritize data privacy and security, adhering to the highest standards of compliance.
Extensive Data Handling
Capable of managing large volumes of data, our SDK provides comprehensive health insights.
Seamless Integration
Easily integrates with existing Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems, enhancing workflow efficiency.
Real use cases for maximizing your vitalera experience
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Frequently Asked Questions about vitalera SDK
vitalera's SDK (Software Development Kit) for connected devices helps developers significantly reduce development time when creating applications for smart gadgets like all blood pressure monitors or glucometers. It includes tools, libraries that simplify connecting and controlling the device. Comprehensive documentation provides guidelines and examples, ensuring efficient app development and seamless communication with the device.
To ask for a demo, simply visit our website and click on the "Ask for a demo" button. Fill in the required information, and you'll be all set to access the platform and its features.
It depends of you. It can be from 1-2 days to one week or more depending on the data that needs to be collected from the SDK.