For patients and families, a busy ICU can feel overwhelming — constant noise, alarms that seem unanswered, and uncertainty about whether the right people are watching. VitalSync changes the environment of care.
When alarms sound continuously and nurses don't always respond immediately, patients and families worry. The reality is that nurses are responding to hundreds of alerts — most of which are false. VitalSync fixes the cause, not just the symptom.
Published studies document average ICU noise levels of 50 to 65 dB, with peaks reaching 85 dB. The WHO nighttime guideline is 40 dB. This chronic noise disrupts sleep, increases stress hormones, and directly harms healing.
Without visibility into what's happening — which alarms are being acted on, how their loved one's vitals are trending — families experience anxiety that compounds the clinical picture. Uncertainty itself is harmful.
By filtering non-actionable alarms, VitalSync is designed to reduce ambient alarm noise in the ICU, creating a quieter, calmer space that supports sleep and recovery.
When alarms are filtered to only the clinically meaningful, nurses respond faster and with more purpose. Real changes in your condition get the attention they deserve — immediately.
ICU noise is a well-documented delirium risk factor, and studies report alarm-related sleep disturbance in around half of ICU patients. A quieter ward with faster genuine responses supports rest and recovery.
VitalSync is in validation with our Malaysian hospital partners. Outcome data for this role will be published here once it has been measured on real wards and reviewed by the clinicians who work them. Until then, we would rather show you the system than quote numbers it has not yet earned.