Wireless & continuous patient monitoring for all points of care

Quickly and easily monitor cardiac output, blood pressure and other advanced hemodynamic parameters throughout all care settings to drive improved outcomes.

ICU-level hemodynamic monitoring made easy

A comfortable finger sensor and a familiar tablet interface provides a premier, wire-free monitoring experience for both you and your patients.

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Can VitalStation save you money?

VitalStation can offer lower EHR integration costs and workflow efficiencies.

Are you ready for the inclusion of SEP-1 in the Value-Based Purchasing program?

Sepsis is one of the most deadly and costly conditions. But now poor SEP-1 performance could be even costlier for your hospital. Starting on Jan 1, 2024, SEP-1 is included in CMS’s hospital Value-Based Purchasing program.

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See how VitalStream can improve the continuous hemodynamic monitoring experience for you and your patients.

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Clinically-validated accuracy

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Read the latest clinical research

Numerous clinical studies have validated VitalStream® and PDA™ non-invasive measurements against invasive A-Lines and thermodilution PA catheters.

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Explore Pulse Decomposition Analysis technology

Patented PDA technology and artificial intelligence algorithms derive continuous hemodynamic parameters by analyzing reflective pulsewave morphology within the arterial tree.

Caretaker Medical news and events

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VitalStream offers continuous hemodynamic monitoring solution amid IV fluid shortage

Philadelphia, PA – October 9, 2024 – Caretaker Medical, a pioneer in advanced hemodynamic monitoring technology, is highlighting the critical role of its VitalStream solution…

BP cuff, A-line or VitalStream noninvasive hemodynamic monitor?

Should you use a blood pressure cuff, arterial line or VitalStream to monitor your perioperative patients? Learn the about the strengths and weaknesses of each….

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