Our solutions
Telemedicine technology
Our solution is based on the RescueLink platform. The core of the RescueLink solution consists of the following components:
- The subsystem for the patient (RescueLink on the patient). A range of medical and non-medical devices can be connected here and used for various specialties such as general medicine, emergency medicine, maritime medicine, cardiology, etc. Among our users, it has become customary to refer to this part of the system in short form simply as RescueLink.
- The subsystem for the tele-doctor (RescueLink at the tele-doctor): The tele-physician or tele-emergency doctor can optionally treat cases from a stationary workstation or also with a mobile workstation.
- Between the multitude of RescueLink systems at the patient and the RescueLink systems at the tele-physician, an exchange is required – analogous to a telephone system. We call this exchange XTMCU (cross application/cross platform multipoint control unit). For certain users, we operate this XTMCU. However, the customer can also operate the XTMCU himself.
Which components can be configured into a useful application is clearly illustrated in the individual areas such as Offshore Wind, Maritime, Tele-Emergency Doctor, Nursing Homes and Rural Supply.
Services
In order to be able to operate the telemedicine technology mentioned above, a number of services may be necessary. First and foremost, this is the telemedicine service. Other services include the establishment and operation of an uninterruptible data transmission network, manufacturer instruction/training of users and assistance in meeting technical requirements such as those of the MDR/MPDG, MPBetreibV, MPAMIV, DSGVO and IT security issues. Here we offer first-hand support.
Areas of application
We describe below the features of the RescueLink platform and then the use cases in the areas:
- Offshore wind industry
- Maritime (merchant shipping)
- Tele-emergency doctor (land-based rescue system)
- Nursing Homes
- Rural services (further forms of care in rural areas)