- Patient Transport
- Use Case
Multiple Patient Monitoring
Easy to monitor the vital signs of multiple patients during critical incidents
The Multiple Patient Monitoring System (MPMS) contains 12 Wireless Vital Sign Monitors (WVSM) to enable quick and easy set up and monitoring of multiple patients..
- How it's done
Efficient patient care
Monitor vital signs efficiently during mass casualty incidents or medical evacuations with advanced wireless technology.
- Tracks multiple patients simultaneously with FDA-cleared Wireless Vital Signs Monitors (WVSM).
- Portable system with easy setup for quick response in high-pressure scenarios.
- Compatible with laptops and tablets for centralized, efficient patient data management.
Enhance emergency response with a monitoring system designed for accuracy, speed, and ease of use.
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Streamlined monitoring solutions for efficient care of multiple patients simultaneously.
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- Emergency response equipment
- Ideas from the lab to life-saving products
First Line Technology designs and manufactures disaster preparedness and emergency response.
Multiple Patient Monitoring Highlights
The Multiple Patient Monitoring System (MPMS), only available from First Line Technology, is a portable, easy-to-use, compatible vital signs monitoring system.
Wireless Monitoring
Tracks up to 12 patients in real-time via WiFi, ensuring efficient emergency response.
Portable & Versatile
Easily transportable, field-configurable, and mountable in tents or vehicles for flexibility.
Seamless Integration
Connects to standard blood pressure cuffs, tablets, and USB software for streamlined data access.
Reliable Performance
FDA-cleared system with color-coded parameters, trending for 20 patients, and 4.5-hour data capture.