Products – Evidence Based Outcomes: Patient Monitoring Solutions

Our Patient Devices

At Evidence Based Outcomes, we specialize in providing advanced patient devices, including hemodynamic vital sign monitors, and Telehealth integration designed to enhance patient care and improve health outcomes. Our state-of-the-art technology empowers healthcare professionals with reliable data, facilitating better decision-making and more effective patient management. Explore our range of innovative solutions.

A high-resolution image of a non-invasive blood pressure monitor displaying clear readings, set in a modern hospital room with a nurse attending to a patient in the background.

Telehealth Monitors & Integration

Our NIBP, SPO2, & Heart rate monitors offer accurate and reliable vital sign readings, crucial for routine patient monitoring from the comfort of the patients home.

Home Health Care Services

EVBO is dedicated to empathetic home health care as a way to deliver high-quality, in-home medical support while expanding our impact beyond hospital settings. With advanced monitoring, experienced staff, and coordinated care solutions, we aim to provide patients with the comfort of home and the confidence of helping improve outcomes, reduce hospital visits, and support long-term wellness

A professional shot of a wireless vital signs monitor being used in a telehealth setting, showing a doctor remotely monitoring a patient's data on a tablet.

Remote Patient Monitoring

EVBO’s RPM program empowers providers to track patients’ vital signs in real time using our FDA-cleared devices and integrated dashboard. By enabling proactive care from a distance, RPM improves clinical outcomes, reduces hospital readmissions, and supports CMS reimbursement

Enhance Patient Care with Solutions

Our advanced hemodynamic monitoring systems provide precise, real-time data, empowering healthcare professionals to make informed decisions. These monitors are designed for accuracy, reliability, and ease of use, ensuring optimal patient outcomes in critical care settings.