zMed was used by Physicians and Nurses to efficiently and remotely monitor patients in the COVID ICU to deliver better clinical care
zMed Healthcare Technologies, an IIT Madras incubated start-up that provides software solutions and services for the Healthcare Industry, has tied up with the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) to offer digital automation and remote monitoring system for COVID ICU beds in MCGM Hospitals. The Mayor of Mumbai, Kishori Pednekar inspected the system at KEM Hospital, Parel. Dr Hemant Deshmukh, Dean KEM Hospital, Pravina Morajkar, Chairperson, Public Health Committee, MCGM and Dr Manisha Kayande were present.
Jayakanth S Kesan, Founder, CEO and Managing Director and Dr Kritika Ranjan, Business Head, zMed Healthcare Technologies represented the zMed Healthcare Technologies.
Commenting on this association with MCGM Hospitals, Jayakanth S Kesan, Founder, CEO, and Managing Director, said that this an excellent step towards improving the overall healthcare ecosystem of the MCGM run Hospitals in Mumbai. He further added that this project is a precursor to the imminent digital revolution in healthcare in the country.
The software platform trademarked zMed features medical device data integration, clinical workflow automation, charting, clinical decision support tools, Clinical and Radiology AI modules, and Electronic Medical Record (EMR). The product and associated applications leverage LAN, Wi-Fi, and IoT technologies to connect to medical devices with a combination of server, database and web applications.
Dr Ranjan said that the vision of zMed is to leverage advanced technologies in Healthcare and offer their solutions to different states in India and help hospitals and doctors achieve better clinical and economic outcomes at scale.
