We’re proud to announce a new partnership with Locus, bringing timely infant health data directly into clinicians’ remote patient monitoring programs. Through this collaboration, data from Owlet’s FDA-cleared prescription pulse oximeter, BabySat®, is now integrated into the Locus Health platform, giving care teams visibility into an infant’s vital signs after hospital discharge. “Owlet has monitored more than 2.5 million babies, equipping parents and caregivers with clinically proven, reliable tools to track Baby’s key vitals,” said Dean Demitropoulos, Senior Director of Business Development at Owlet. “Our growing footprint in the medical space, and collaboration with a pediatric market leader like Locus, underscores our vision to make health insights accessible at home for infants that require monitoring, bringing families and care teams together through connectivity.” Read the full press release here: https://lnkd.in/g-3gWwWe #OnlyOwlet #BabyCare #DigitalHealth #PediatricCare
Owlet partners with Locus to integrate BabySat data into remote patient monitoring
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2dI’ve talked with a lot of other parents and doctors over the years about Owlet. We are an Owlet family and want there to be many more products like Owlet on the market. We regularly get the response that you all likely get too: “I don’t want that, it would make me too anxious.” I never got a false alarm with Owlet. And I’ve taken to saying “does having a fire alarm in your house make you anxious?” I think there’s more y’all can do to explain it that way…