During the blood pressure measurement the systolic and diastolic pressures are automatically measured. All the patient has to do is insert his/her arm into the device and press start.

An LED light and instructions on the screen instruct the patient on proper positioning during the measurement.

The blood oxygen saturation is measured using a pulse oximeter. To perform the measurement the patient only has to insert his/her finger into the sensor. The measurement starts and ends automatically.

The Alviscan gives feedback to the patient on the position of the finger. If the finger is not deep enough, the patient is asked to insert his/her finger further into the device.

The Alviscan has a scale which is integrated into the floor. To measure the weight, a patient only needs to stand up and remain still for a couple of seconds.

Afterwards, the patient can sit back down and review the results.

The Alviscan can measure the height of a patient using a built-in ultrasonic sensor that is mounted above the plateau. When a patient is standing for the weight measurement, the height is determined simultaneously.

Patients can also enter their height manually via the touchscreen if the length sensor is not installed.

The Body Mass Index is calculated using both the length and the weight of the patient. If the length sensor is not installed, patients can enter their length manually.

The body temperature is measured using a contactless infrared (IR) thermometer. The measurement is very simple to perform, the patient only has to look at the sensor lens.

For a succesfull measurement the distance between the sensor and the patient needs to be between 25 and 70 cm.

Measurements

The Alviscan can be tailored to your specific needs, additional equipment can be integrated upon request.
Please contact us for further information.

Direct results

Results direct available in the EPR and printed on a receipt

The Alviscan is connected to the hospital’s Electronic Patient Record (EPR) through a server. Via standardized HL7-ORU messages the measurement data is transferred from the Alviscan to the record of the patient.

The Alviscan does not store any data locally, all generated data remains within the network of the healthcare facility. After a patient has performed the measurements, healthcare professionals have direct access to the measurement results in the Electronic Patient Record.