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Giving clinicians back the attention that saves lives
Hospitals run on attention, and attention is the scarcest resource on the ward. Andalus Health builds clinical AI that gives it back: systems that watch every patient continuously, filter what does not matter, and surface what does, early enough to act. Built in Malaysia, for the wards of Asia-Pacific.
VitalSync won first place at the Harvard Health System Innovation Lab (HSIL) Malaysia Hub, earning a place in Harvard's venture building program and the global competition, where it was named a Top 30 venture out of 1,553 worldwide, from a field of more than 12,000 initial applicants. We built this to solve a real problem. Harvard agreed it was worth solving.
An AI layer that sits beside the ICU monitor, suppresses the alarms that cry wolf, and predicts patient deterioration hours before it turns critical. It runs entirely on an edge device inside the ward: no cloud, no data leaving the hospital.
From the ICU floor to the Harvard stage. Here's what we've been building, who we've been building it with, and the moments that made it real.
Three founders, a lead advisor who shaped Malaysia's healthcare system, and a board that spans medtech, policy, and capital markets.
Meet the teamWe don't build in isolation. Our clinical partners are in the room with us, shaping what VitalSync does, how it thinks, and what it needs to get right.
Collaborating with UCSI Hospital, our anchor clinical partner, to validate VitalSync's alarm filtering and deterioration prediction in a real ICU setting.
Malaysia's National Heart Institute, partnering with IJN to deploy VitalSync's cardiac monitoring and early-warning system in one of Southeast Asia's premier cardiac centres.
We are selecting pilot ICUs now. If you run a unit and you are tired of alarms that cry wolf, we should talk.
andalushealth@gmail.comEvery hospital is different. Tell us about yours and we'll show you exactly how VitalSync fits in.