Medical Monitors

Grayscale features allow for medical professionals to review easier visualization of X-ray and CT scan images, whereas the color viewing option is ideal for ultrasound and MRI imaging needs.

Often, these medical monitors require:

• The ability to display all vital signs at a glance

• Alarm functions to alert for any changes in the patient’s condition

• The ability to record and store data for future reference

• Graphics cards to ensure full visualization of color

• Split-screen capabilities to review multiple patient documents at once

• Accessibility for patients with disabilities

• Low power consumption and long battery life in the event of a power outage

Types of Medical Monitors Available for Healthcare Professionals

There are many medical monitor options available depending on the needs of your medical office or facility. These may include:

Diagnostic monitors are devices used for the diagnosis and treatment of an illness. They can be used in hospitals, clinics, or doctor’s offices to provide information about the patient’s health status and vital signs.

Clinical Review monitors are designed to provide a physician with the same information as what would be seen on an ECG or similar machine. They are used to review diagnoses, treatments, and other medical information.

Pivot stand monitors are a type of monitor that can be rotated from the standard landscape orientation to portrait orientation. The screen can be tilted in any direction, meaning it can be adjusted for people who have different needs, such as those with neck or back pain.

The wide variety of medical display technology offered by Connection allows medical office managers to create a highly productive working environment that benefits staff and patients alike. Reach out to an expert today to discover which medical monitors are optimal for your health care facility or physician’s office.Close