Chapter 1 · Mon · 3:10 PM
Arrival
Says welcome in big type, queues a hello from Beth the virtual nurse, and has the Reds on.
Your beds got new. Your nurse call got new. The TV on the wall is still a channel guide. Patient TV turns it into an interactive patient system: Walt sees who is caring for him today, what happens next and how close he is to going home, next to live TV, movies, meals that follow his diet order, a pain scale he can use himself and one tap video calls with family. It runs on the Samsung and LG healthcare TVs already on your walls, or on ours.
Follow Walt, 78, through four days on 6 North. Every moment below plays on the live TV above.
Says welcome in big type, queues a hello from Beth the virtual nurse, and has the Reds on.
Brings Karen into rounds by video from Columbus.
Meal ordering that follows the diet order, the pain scale and requests.
Pauses and mutes, and tells Linda the team is here and a nurse will stay with her.
Teaching videos with his progress, and last night’s Reds replay.
Beth’s discharge call and the teaching videos. A finished video counts toward teaching.
Walt watches from the bed, Linda from the chair, and the care team uses the same screen for teaching, video visits and requests.
The hospital patient TV system reads the same events as every other screen in the room, from HCI ONE on your servers.
What Patient TV reads, what it writes back and what it runs on.
An interactive patient system turns the TV in a hospital room into a screen for care as well as entertainment: the care team, the plan for the day, education, meal ordering, requests and family video calls. Patient TV, from HCI ONE, does this on the TV already on the wall and reads the same events as the whiteboard, the door sign and the unit board.
No. Patient TV runs as a launcher on Samsung and LG healthcare TVs, so hospitals with those sets keep them. Rooms that need a new screen can take HCI hardware, managed from the same console.
Your hospital licenses its education library from the content provider it chooses. HCI integrates that library, assigns videos from the chart, plays them on the TV and writes completion back to the chart.
Patient TV connects to your EMR over HL7 v2 (Epic, MEDITECH and Oracle Health) for admits, the care team, diet orders and education. It also connects to nurse call and the pillow speaker, and to food service for meal orders. Requests and pain scores go straight to the right caregiver's phone.
Your nurse call dealer installs it, or HCI does it directly. Engine enrolls every TV as it goes up and manages the whole fleet from one console.
Discharge resets it. The name is removed, the history is cleared and the screen is ready for the next patient.
Patient TV reads the same events as the door sign, the whiteboard, the unit board and the nurse’s phone, so they never disagree.
Thirty minutes, real software. We connect a sample chart and show the full patient experience on your TVs.