Wristband Medical Alert System

You have informed your patients about the potential side effects of opioids, such as opioid-induced respiratory depression. In the event of an accidental opioid overdose emergency, you can now offer them an additional layer of protection.input:
output:The first and only FDA-authorized device to notify you of an opioid overdoseSelected for the FDA Opioid Innovation ChallengeRecognized as a "breakthrough" deviceinput:
output:Opioid Overdose Prevention & Alert System
Offers real-time monitoring to detect the possibility of opioid-induced respiratory depression

Sends escalating alerts to the patient and their designated emergency contacts, followed by an automated wellness call that may result in the dispatch of EMS.

Powered by Masimo SET® pulse oximetry, which is a trusted technology at nine of the top ten hospitals in the United States.Certain patients may be at an increased risk of accidental overdose.Risk may be elevated by specific variables:input:
output:Having no prior experience with opioidsSleep apnea is one example of a respiratory condition.The combination of opioids with other sedative medications, such as benzodiazepines and/or alcohol

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Taking medically prescribed high doses (>50 MME)Mental health conditions, liver or lung diseases, or HIV are examples of medical conditions.Opioid use disorder or a history of addictionThe consumption of opioids for nonmedical purposesResuming opioid use after a prolonged absenceAssist patients and their caregivers in determining the appropriate time to act.Opioid Halo employs a sophisticated pattern recognition algorithm to identify individuals who are at a high or increasing risk of severe opioid-induced respiratory depression. It then sends escalating alerts when assistance is required.