Abstract: A monitoring hub can monitor a health status of a subject having a wireless wearable device. The monitoring hub can access wireless configuration data received from a remote server. The monitoring can establish wireless communication with the wearable device, based on the wireless configuration data, to wirelessly receive real-time physiological data from the wearable device. The monitoring hub can receive historical physiological data from the remote server. The historical physiological data comprising physiological data collected by the wearable device and/or communicated from the wearable device to another monitoring hub before establishing the wireless communication between the monitoring hub and the wearable device. The monitoring hub can generate user interface data for rendering a user interface including the real-time physiological data in combination with the historical physiological data to reduce a gap in monitoring between the historical physiological data and the real-time physiological data.

Abstract: A monitoring hub can access data from a server via one or more wireless communication protocols. The data can include a first portion of physiological data collected by a wearable hub worn by a subject and communicated from the wearable hub to the server. The monitoring hub can establish a wireless communication connection with the wearable hub responsive to determining that the wearable hub is within a threshold proximity to the monitoring hub. The monitoring hub can receive a second portion of the physiological data from the wearable hub. The monitoring hub can cause display of a user interface comprising indicia of the first portion of the physiological data accessed from the server in combination with the second portion of the physiological data received from the wearable hub.

Abstract: A system configured to facilitate monitoring a patient when the patient transitions between environments. The system can have an in-room display terminal configured to display indicia of a health of the patient for electronically monitoring the health of the patient within a healthcare environment.

Abstract: A wearable system can include an electronic device configured to measure one or more physiological parameters of a patient and a wearable device configured to operably position the electronic device. The electronic device can have at least one light emitter and at least one light detector and be configured to measure at least a pulse oximetry measurement. The wearable device can have a main body with a cavity configured to position the electronic device, a securement portion connected to the main body and configured to secure the main body to the patient, and storage component configured to store patient identification data associated with the patient. When the electronic device and the wearable device are secured to one another, the patient identification data can be transferred from the wearable device to the electronic device.

Abstract: A monitoring hub can monitor a health status of a subject having a wireless wearable device. The monitoring can establish wireless communication with the wearable device to wirelessly receive physiological data from the wearable device. The monitoring can transmit the physiological data to a remote server without processing the physiological data. The monitoring hub can receive processed and/or historical physiological data from the remote server. The monitoring hub can display a user interface including indicia of the processed physiological data.

Abstract: A monitoring hub can monitor a health status of a subject having a wireless wearable device. The monitoring hub can access wireless configuration data received from a remote server. The monitoring can establish wireless communication with the wearable device, based on the wireless configuration data, to wirelessly receive real-time physiological data from the wearable device. The monitoring hub can receive historical physiological data from the remote server. The historical physiological data comprising physiological data collected by the wearable device and/or communicated from the wearable device to another monitoring hub before establishing the wireless communication between the monitoring hub and the wearable device. The monitoring hub can generate user interface data for rendering a user interface including the real-time physiological data in combination with the historical physiological data to reduce a gap in monitoring between the historical physiological data and the real-time physiological data.

Abstract: A computing system can facilitate continuously monitoring a patient having a wireless wearable device. The computing system can receive, via an in-room display device, a request to transfer wireless monitoring of the patient from the in-room display device to a mobile monitoring hub. The request can comprise identification data associated with a user requesting to transfer the wireless monitoring. The computing system can determine whether the user has permission to transfer the wireless monitoring based on at least the identification data. Responsive to determining that user has permission to transfer the wireless monitoring, the computing system can access wireless configuration data associated with the wireless wearable and received from the in-room display device. The computing system can wirelessly transmit said wireless configuration data to the mobile monitoring hub to cause the mobile monitoring hub to establish a wireless communication with the wearable device.