THE DOCUMENTATION PLATFORM · VITALS

Vitals that understand themselves the moment they're spoken.

Spoken vitals are parsed, validated, and charted in real time. Trend lines update before the next bed.

A bedside patient monitor displaying heart rate, SpO₂ and blood pressure.

Vitals · Bed 4 · 08:14

  • · BP 128/82 · HR 88 · SpO₂ 97%
  • · Temp 99.1°F · RR 18
  • · Validation: within ward thresholds
  • · Trend: HR ↑ from 76 (12h)

How it works

Capture. Structure. Deliver.

01 · Capture

The nurse speaks the vitals.

BP, pulse, temperature, oxygen saturation, respiratory rate - as they take them. No clipboards.

03 · Deliver

On the chart, on the trend.

The vitals are in the patient’s chart before the nurse moves to the next bed. No clipboard, no later transcription.

A nurse on the ward as live patient vitals stream into the chart around her.

Before / After

Vitals charting and validation.

90 sec4 sec

Per round per bed. Includes anomaly flagging against personalised thresholds.

Live trend

A 24-hour trend, charted as the nurse speaks.

BP (systolic) and heart rate over the last shift. The most recent reading is annotated; anomalies surface against personalised thresholds, not population averages.

What it looks like

Vitals on the chart, the trend, the alert.

Vitals · UI preview
  • PatientIP-3320 · Bed 4 · 08:14:02
  • BP128/82 mmHg · within personalised threshold
  • Heart rate88 bpm · ↑ from 76 (12h trend)
  • SpO₂97% on room air
  • Temp99.1°F · borderline
  • RR18
  • Pain2/10 (NRS)
FHIR R4 Observation × 6LOINC-codedTrend alert: HR ↑Charted in 4 sec

Illustrative interface · configurable per hospital.

Integrations & compliance

FHIR R4 Observation
LOINC codes
NABH vital monitoring
SNOMED CT

Three hundred entries a day

In a 50-bed ward, vitals are recorded six times a day. That is 300 entries. With Axone, those 300 entries take 20 minutes total, not three hours.

See Vitals live.

Thirty minutes. Your workflow. Our team.