Philips, Masimo partner on home-based hospital monitoring

Medtech companies Phillips and Masimo partnered to integrate Philips’ patient monitoring ecosystem into the Masimo W1 tracking watch.

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The partnership will use Masimo’s secure health data cloud and allow clinicians to remotely track signs of patient deterioration, according to a Jan. 18 Phillips news release. Among other metrics, the Masimo W1 watch can provide continuous pulse oximetry measurements.

The Masimo W1 watch is pending FDA clearance for use in medical applications.

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