At MintT, we ensure patient safety and the peace of mind of caregivers.
The fact that our AI is supervised by professionals allows us to guarantee the best service.
The fact that our AI is supervised by professionals allows us to guarantee the best service.
While the ISA system will not keep all patients from falling, it will help healthcare workers do their jobs more efficiently and with greater peace of mind.
Fall monitoring and alerts not only reassure patients, but they also relieve caregivers and reduce their mental strain.
That’s why the entire team at MintT is ready to shape the future of healthcare. Now more than ever, we support not only innovation but the people who will benefit from it.
With more than 100,000 hours of image processing under its belt already, the artificial intelligence of the ISA system is accomplishing many things today.
ISA detects:
Real-time visualization allows nurses to check what’s going on in the room and remove doubts from agitated patients.
When setting up ISA, MintT offers a short training course for caregivers. This training was created from the latest scientific recommendations and accreditation guidelines. Included in the program: tools to help prevent falls as well as how to use the ISA system.
We are aware that innovation shakes up habits. This is why our teams are keen to promote the complementarity between people and technology, by promoting discussion, feedback and development while keeping in mind the objectives of improving the quality of life.
Every day, MintT supports health institutions in raising awareness of the problem of falls.
We support the care teams in using the system so that they benefit from all the advantages of ISA. We support the departments in their amortization plan, the IT departments by carrying out a system-to-network compatibility audit, etc.
More than a product, ISA offers a support service around the management of the problem of falls in a comprehensive manner.
Healthcare staff are notified in real time to reduce how long it takes to react and intervene
The recordings 2 minutes before and after the fall provide tangible elements for analysis
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