Connected Wearables & Home Hubs for Patients Beyond the Hospital
Many RPM initiatives start with good intentions—but struggle with patient adherence, device reliability and integration into clinical workflows.
Many pilots start by combining a phone app with a consumer wearable. This is useful for learning—but often not enough for structured RPM programmes.
For platforms, hospitals and care organisations, RPM must be clinically meaningful, operationally realistic and financially sustainable.
Built for real-world patients and programmes, not just lab demos.
Devices are designed to be worn and used daily by non-technical patients. Clear indicators, voice prompts and simple routines (wear, charge, follow reminders) help support adherence over weeks and months.
Cellular connectivity, optional home hubs and remote configuration minimise “no data” days. Fleet management tools help teams see device status, battery level and connectivity without calling each patient individually.
Eviews devices use documented protocols so your RPM or telehealth platform can ingest data directly. This helps you keep control of your data, user interfaces and clinical logic while standardising the device layer.
Choose devices that match your programme: from safety-focused wearables to home hubs that connect multiple peripherals.
Three example scenarios showing how connected devices can support broader RPM strategies.
A hospital partners with an RPM platform to follow up with heart failure patients after discharge. Patients receive a simple wearable plus measurement devices, while Eviews connectivity helps the platform collect usage and safety signals between scheduled readings.
A primary care group uses connected devices to support patients with multiple chronic conditions. Practice nurses use a single dashboard to see whether patients are active, wearing devices and responding to alerts, so they can prioritise outreach.
A home care organisation combines elderly safety devices with its own RPM platform. Care teams gain additional context on daily patterns and safety events, beyond traditional visit notes.
Based on medical grade intelligent products, it connects patients and doctors to achieve a closed-loop management ecosystem of continuous monitoring outside the hospital, data-driven decision-making, and remote doctor-patient interaction.
Use Eviews hardware and connectivity as a building block inside your own RPM or connected care offering.
Adapt colours, icons, straps and labels so devices feel like part of your programme, while remaining easy to explain and use for patients.
Configure voice prompts, LED patterns and reminder logic to support your specific RPM protocols and patient education approach.
Choose cellular modules and SIM strategies that fit your coverage, roaming and data requirements across target regions.
Work with our engineering team to integrate device data streams into your RPM, telehealth or EHR-connected platform using documented protocols.
Define what goes into each patient kit—from devices and chargers to guides—so that programmes can ship ready-to-use sets at scale
Align power adapters, languages and labelling with your local requirements. Formal classification as a medical device, if needed, remains under your regulatory strategy.
The most frequently asked questions
Yes. Our devices support standard communication protocols (TCP), and we provide full protocol documentation, API/SDK support, and OTA update capabilities. They are pre-integrated with major platforms like Wialon, GPSWOX, Traccar, and GPS-Server.
Yes. We support logo branding, customized packaging, startup animations, user manuals, and even platform UI adjustments for OEM/ODM clients.
Our devices are certified with CE, FCC, RoHS, and ISO standards. Some models also support Verizon or local carrier certifications depending on your region.
Yes. We highly recommend sample testing to verify functionality and platform integration. We provide technical support during the trial phase.
Our FAE team offer dedicated technical support via email, phone, or online chat. Firmware updates, troubleshooting guides, and spare parts are available.
We offer flexible firmware customization including voice prompts (multi-language), LED indicators, fall alarm sensitivity, and SOS call sequence based on your specific use case.
Our mPERS models support 4G LTE, GSM fallback, and optional Cat M1/NB-IoT depending on the model. Please consult us for regional compatibility.
Battery life depends on usage frequency and features enabled. Typically, standby time ranges from 3 to 7 days. For longer deployments, we offer power-saving configuration options.
Yes. All configurations (SOS number, APN, server address, etc.) can be done via remote SMS, cloud commands, or OTA configuration portal.
Sample orders typically ship within 5–7 working days. Bulk orders vary from 15–25 working days depending on quantity and customization. MOQ for OEM is usually 1000 units.
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