- In April 2023, Capsule Technologies, a subsidiary of Philips and a leader in medical device connectivity, launched an enhanced version of its Capsule Medical Device Information Platform (MDIP). The upgrade offers improved real-time data integration and analytics capabilities, aimed at streamlining clinical workflows and enabling predictive insights for healthcare providers. This advancement reinforces Capsule’s commitment to advancing interoperability and care efficiency through robust interface solutions
- In March 2023, Masimo Corporation introduced expanded connectivity features in its Hospital Automation platform, allowing for seamless integration between patient monitoring systems and hospital IT infrastructure. This development enhances patient safety by reducing manual data entry errors and supporting continuous, centralized monitoring. The upgrade demonstrates Masimo's strategic focus on enabling intelligent, connected care environments across acute and non-acute settings
- In March 2023, Cerner Corporation (now part of Oracle Health) partnered with multiple U.S. hospital networks to deploy its latest interface solutions that ensure bi-directional data flow between EHR systems and bedside medical devices. This initiative enhances clinical decision-making by enabling real-time visibility of patient data and supports compliance with evolving healthcare data standards. The partnership highlights Cerner’s leadership in fostering seamless integration across digital health platforms
- In February 2023, Mindray Medical International Limited announced the integration of its BeneVision monitoring systems with third-party medical device interfaces to enhance interoperability in ICUs. This initiative aims to reduce alarm fatigue, optimize patient monitoring, and ensure compatibility with various clinical systems, further positioning Mindray as a key innovator in the critical care interface space
- In January 2023, GE HealthCare introduced its new Edison Digital Health Platform, a next-generation interface architecture designed to unify data from multiple medical devices and applications. The platform empowers clinicians with real-time insights and supports advanced analytics for diagnostic and therapeutic decisions. This development reflects GE HealthCare’s continued investment in digital transformation and clinical data integration.
