Remote Monitoring & IoT
Connected devices. Continuous oversight. Earlier intervention.
Wearable sensors, fall detectors, smart pill dispensers, and vital signs monitors generate continuous clinical data that enables earlier intervention and safer environments. Statura Care's Remote Monitoring module connects IoT devices to the clinical record — tracking device status, vital sign trends, alert thresholds, and assistive technology budgets in one place.
The Challenge
Aged care providers increasingly deploy connected devices — fall detectors, vital signs monitors, GPS trackers, bed sensors — but the data often sits in vendor-specific apps disconnected from the clinical record. When a device detects a fall or an abnormal heart rate, the alert needs to reach the right staff member immediately and be documented against the resident's record.
Key Capabilities
What the Remote Monitoring & IoT module does.
IoT Device Management
Track and manage 20+ device types including vital signs monitors (BP, SpO2, glucose, temperature, heart rate), wearables (activity trackers, fall detectors, GPS trackers, pendant alarms), and home safety sensors (door, motion, bed, smoke, water leak). Monitor connection status, battery levels, and calibration schedules.
Real-Time Vital Signs Dashboard
View current readings for heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, SpO2, respiratory rate, blood glucose, weight, pain score, and GCS. Interactive trend charts with threshold lines show patterns over 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days per client.
Automated Clinical Alerts
Abnormal vital sign readings and device events generate severity-graded alerts (critical, high, medium, low). Alert feed with one-click acknowledgement ensures no critical reading is missed. Alerts link to the resident's clinical record.
Client Monitoring Dashboard
At-a-glance view of all monitored clients with device status, alert count, last-seen timestamps, and battery levels. Quickly identify clients with offline devices or unacknowledged alerts.
AT-HM Equipment Tracking
Track Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) equipment per client with model, serial number, status, and budget utilisation against the $15,000 per-client allocation. Monitor maintenance schedules and device check-ins.
Device & Monitoring Reports
Device uptime, alert response times, vital sign trend summaries, equipment utilisation, and AT-HM budget reports for clinical governance and operational planning.
Regulatory Requirements
What the law requires.
The Aged Care Act 2024 (Standards 3, 4 & 5) sets specific obligations that this module helps you meet systematically.
Safe Environment
Quality Standard 4 (The Environment) requires a safe, comfortable environment. IoT sensors (fall detectors, bed sensors, door sensors) contribute to environmental safety monitoring.
Clinical Monitoring
Quality Standard 3 and 5 require ongoing clinical monitoring. Connected vital signs devices provide continuous data that supplements manual clinical observations.
Assistive Technology
The Support at Home program includes AT-HM budgets of up to $15,000 per client for assistive technology and home modifications. Providers must track equipment allocation and utilisation.
Incident Detection
Fall detectors and alert systems support early incident detection, contributing to SIRS compliance by ensuring incidents are identified and reported promptly.
Works With
Better together.
When modules work together, intelligence compounds. Remote Monitoring & IoT integrates with these modules for a complete compliance picture.
Clinical Care
Vital signs data from connected devices feeds into the clinical record alongside manually recorded observations. Abnormal readings can trigger clinical assessments.
SIRS & Incidents
Fall detection events and critical alerts can initiate incident records for investigation and potential SIRS reporting.
Support at Home
AT-HM equipment allocation links to the client's Support at Home package and budget tracking.
WHS & Safety
Environmental sensors (smoke detectors, water leak sensors) feed into the WHS hazard and equipment registers.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What types of devices does the module support?
Over 20 device types across three categories: vital signs monitors (blood pressure, SpO2, glucose, thermometer, heart rate), wearables (activity tracker, sleep tracker, fall detector, GPS tracker, pendant alarm, wrist alarm), and home safety sensors (door sensor, motion sensor, bed sensor, smoke detector, water leak sensor, smart pill dispenser).
How do alerts work when a device detects something abnormal?
Alerts are severity-graded (critical, high, medium, low) and appear in a real-time alert feed. Each alert shows the client, device, reading, and recommended action. Staff can acknowledge alerts with one click. Unacknowledged critical alerts escalate according to your facility's escalation rules.
What is AT-HM equipment tracking?
Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) is a component of Support at Home packages with up to $15,000 per client. The module tracks which devices are allocated to each client, their status, and how much of the client's AT-HM budget has been utilised — ensuring you stay within allocation.
Can the module work with existing devices we already have?
The module is designed to integrate with a wide range of IoT devices. Device data flows in through standard protocols, and the platform normalises readings into a consistent clinical format regardless of the device manufacturer.
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