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    InSight® is an algorithm that autonomously forecasts sepsis onset using only vital sign data.

    Improving patient care

    InSight® can detect sepsis hours before onset. Using InSight can reduce mortality by 40% and decrease hospital length of stay by 30%.

    Easy implementation

    InSight® is EHR agnostic and has integrated with all major EHR systems, making implementation a breeze with little to no effort from hospital IT.

    Clinically validated

    InSight’s results and utility have been verified in both a randomized controlled trial and a real-world post-marketing study of 75,000+ patients.

    Streamlined workflow

    InSight® runs in the background with no additional effort from the clinician. The algorithm uses readily-available vitals and directly alerts clinicians of sepsis cases.

    Performance

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    Validated in several clinical studies

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    “We are seeing a positive impact for our patients through improved rates of survival.”

    Hoyt J. Burdick, MD

    Chief Medical Officer
    Cabell Huntington Hospital

    “We needed to find a way to identify patients sooner - InSight does that.”

    Andrea McCoy, MD.

    Chief Medical Officer
    Cape Regional Medical Center

    Select Healthcare Partners

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    Case Studies

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    Using InSight, Cape Regional Medical Center decreased sepsis-related mortality by 60.24% and 30-day readmissions by 50.14% and also increased SEP-1 bundle compliance by 23.40%.

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    Cabell Huntington Hospital attained double-digit reductions in sepsis-related mortality and length of stay with InSight, which was more accurate than the pre-existing rules-based sepsis detection system.