Scene
Case initiated
Connected rapid emergency assessment
Medivue turns the first assessment into one continuous emergency record— from authorized responder, to ambulance, to hospital.


The missing link
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Today, valuable context can disappear between the scene, the ambulance, and the emergency department. Medivue keeps the case moving with the patient.
Case initiated
Assessment continued
Team prepared
The Medivue platform
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Connect the device and begin one secure emergency case without setup friction.
Follow acquisition quality and multimodal physiological signals as they are captured.
Bring urgent findings forward as triage support—never as an autonomous diagnosis.
Share the assessment, case location, and priority with the response network.
Preserve every signal, decision, and handoff from responder to hospital.

Connect the device and begin one secure emergency case without setup friction.

Follow acquisition quality and multimodal physiological signals as they are captured.

Bring urgent findings forward as triage support—never as an autonomous diagnosis.

Share the assessment, case location, and priority with the response network.

Preserve every signal, decision, and handoff from responder to hospital.
A single clinical thread
Medivue supports triage and coordination. It does not replace clinical judgment or present autonomous diagnoses.
Start one secure case at the point of collapse.
Capture multimodal physiological signals in one placement.
Surface early risk indicators for faster triage decisions.
Share the same case with EMS, ambulance, and hospital.
Continue the record—without starting over.

The Medivue device
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A compact, connected sensing device designed to capture multimodal physiological data at the patient’s side.
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Captures the heart’s electrical activity as a raw waveform for rapid physiological assessment.
Uses the optical pulse signal to surface oxygenation and peripheral perfusion information.
Records acoustic waveforms so heart and lung sounds remain available with the emergency case.
Measures skin temperature while tracking pressure and motion that can affect acquisition reliability.
Derived estimates are treated as decision support and introduced only through appropriate validation.
Captures the heart’s electrical activity as a raw waveform for rapid physiological assessment.
Uses the optical pulse signal to surface oxygenation and peripheral perfusion information.
Records acoustic waveforms so heart and lung sounds remain available with the emergency case.
Measures skin temperature while tracking pressure and motion that can affect acquisition reliability.
Derived estimates are treated as decision support and introduced only through appropriate validation.
Built through collaboration
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We work alongside healthcare and technology partners to make emergency information more continuous, usable, and timely.



Rapid insight. Better outcomes.