Product & Services

Vital signs monitoring

Our generic remote monitoring device incorporates a wide range of state-of-the-art biosensors, a digital multi-channel stethoscope and a chemical sensor, integrated into a non-invasive, wearable precision instrument.

The device’s multi-functionality and quality of data offers users ASSURANCE – Whether & When to Worry. Consumers can self-manage their health and wellbeing, avoiding unnecessary visits to medical facilities and the associated ‘opportunity costs’. The user can share their vital signs data with health professionals/clinicians who can listen to their heart/lungs, and simultaneously see and talk to the user, all in real-time, enabling consultation on demand, anywhere, 24/7.

This comprehensive monitoring capability facilitates prediction/prevention and early intervention, and has the potential to radically transform health services for adults, particularly those aged over 45 and seniors, across care in the home and in primary, secondary, and social care settings.

Other potential markets include:

  • B2C – maternity/FemTech, extreme sports, ageing occupational health and safety.

  • B2B – protection insurance, occupational health and safety, retail pharmacy, medical tourism, improving efficiencies and success of third-party clinical trials.

Analytics platform

Future Care’s analytics platform, is an aggregator with open APIs. As well as data from our own device, it can also process other third-party data e.g. digital scales, nebulisers. Additional data from other sources will add further potential for predictive and preventive insights resulting in early interventions.

User APP

The APP can be personalised and configured to respond in any way the user requires, enabling them to select online health professional support/consultation according to their specific preferences.

Data Ownership

Future Care acknowledges data is also owned by the user. As part of our terms and conditions we will provide the user with their own ‘data wallet’. This will centralise their data in one place from which they can slice-and-dice their own data according to their needs and share it with third parties.

Anonymised data will, with the agreement of all stakeholders, be used to collaborate with health authorities and humanitarian research.