Prediction is Prevention®
Cognito Health® is a predictive, contact-free and continuous monitoring system that can help you to reduce your patient falls and pressure injuries.
We Understand Preventing Adverse Events is Challenging. We Can Help.
An older adult falls every second of every day — costing US healthcare facilities over $49.5 B. By using predictive patient monitoring you can prevent over 43% of falls with injuries.
43%
Reduction of
Patient Falls¹
92%
Improved Nursing Efficiency²
71%
Reduction in Pressure Injuries³
63%
Reduction of Unassisted
Bed Exits²
Converting Data Insights into Actionable Patient Care
Patient Falls
Patient falls are a frustrating and costly challenge. Cognito Health can help you reduce patient falls by up to 43% — keeping your patients safer and helping to make you a leader in patient safety.
Pressure Injuries
Pressure injuries are one of the five most common harms experienced by patients. With Cognito Heath's continuous patient monitoring you can reduce the incidence of pressure injuries and associated costs.
Scalable and Affordable Solutions for All Care Settings
The Cognito Health platform can be used in a single unit or throughout your facility— contributing to the success
of your patient safety efforts.
Patient safety can be complex...
your solution doesn't need to be.
A Clinician's Perspective
"The Cognito system allows us to learn more about our patients' behavior which in turn allows us to provide better are for them.”
Karen MacKenzie
Nurse Manager
Call Today to Learn How You Can Improve Your Organization's Patient Safety Initiatives
When patients are harmed while in your care it can result in increased costs, frustrated and overwhelmed
staff and damage to reputation.
References
¹Technology as a Competitive Edge for Post-Acute Providers: Contact-Free Continuous Monitoring Allows Alternate Care Facilities to Raise their Standard of Care While Improving their Financial Performance A Frost & Sullivan White Paper: https://go.frost.com/TH_PostAcuteProviders
²Multiple unpublished studies conducted at Koo Foundation Sun Yat-Sen Cancer Center, Taipei, Taiwan; Taiwan Study I: July 2013 – June 2015 and Taiwan Study II: March 2016 – June 2017
³Still, Cross et al; The Turn Team: A Novel Strategy for Reducing Pressure Ulcers in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit; ISSN 1072-7515/12 Published by Elsevier Inc. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jamcollsurg.2012.12.001