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Merger Announcement!
Nihon Kohden hereby announces that Nihon Kohden Digital Health Solutions, LLC (“NKDHS”) has absorbed and merged with Advanced Medical Predictive Devices, Diagnostics and Displays, LLC (“APM3D”), effective April 1, 2025.
AMP3D, which became a wholly owned subsidiary of Nihon Kohden in 2021, is engaged in the research and development of algorithms and software to proactively predict onset of clinical conditions to help patients and clinicians. This integration will enable Nihon Kohden to further strengthen its technological development capabilities and accelerate the creation of innovative predictive algorithms in the field of digital health solutions (DHS) across the globe.
https://www.nihonkohden.com/news/24040401.html
AMP3D, which became a wholly owned subsidiary of Nihon Kohden in 2021, is engaged in the research and development of algorithms and software to proactively predict onset of clinical conditions to help patients and clinicians. This integration will enable Nihon Kohden to further strengthen its technological development capabilities and accelerate the creation of innovative predictive algorithms in the field of digital health solutions (DHS) across the globe.
https://www.nihonkohden.com/news/24040401.html
HIMSS 2025
At HIMSS25, healthcare innovators and experts gathered to explore groundbreaking advancements in medical technology. Two key discussions showcased how organizations are leveraging remote monitoring and predictive analytics to enhance patient care and streamline clinical workflows.
Eric Cucchi from UMASS Memorial Health shared how Tele-ICU and remote monitoring are transforming critical care. By implementing RemoteSense, UMASS Memorial Health is utilizing a vendor-agnostic, interoperable solution to improve remote patient monitoring, optimize workflows, and enhance care coordination—ensuring seamless access to critical patient data across systems.
In another insightful panel discussion, Dr. Raimond Winslow from the Roux Institute was joined by Dr. Jim Fackler, a practicing physician at Johns Hopkins and professor of anesthesiology and critical care medicine, and Dr. Xiao Hu, professor at Emory University’s Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing and a program faculty, and a program faculty member at department of Biomedical Informatics at School of Medicine, a leader in computational health science. Together, they explored the power of predictive analytics in the session “From Code to Care: Deploying Predictive Analytics Platforms for Clinical Impact.”
Their collective expertise—from data integration and critical care informatics to machine learning and physiological signal processing—highlighted how AI-driven predictive models are helping clinicians anticipate and respond to patient needs with greater precision.
We’re proud to support both UMASS Memorial Health and MaineHealth in their innovation journeys. HIMSS25 was filled with rich conversations, transformative ideas, and inspiring collaborations. Thank you to everyone who attended and engaged with us—we look forward to continuing the conversation and pushing the boundaries of healthcare innovation!
Eric Cucchi from UMASS Memorial Health shared how Tele-ICU and remote monitoring are transforming critical care. By implementing RemoteSense, UMASS Memorial Health is utilizing a vendor-agnostic, interoperable solution to improve remote patient monitoring, optimize workflows, and enhance care coordination—ensuring seamless access to critical patient data across systems.
In another insightful panel discussion, Dr. Raimond Winslow from the Roux Institute was joined by Dr. Jim Fackler, a practicing physician at Johns Hopkins and professor of anesthesiology and critical care medicine, and Dr. Xiao Hu, professor at Emory University’s Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing and a program faculty, and a program faculty member at department of Biomedical Informatics at School of Medicine, a leader in computational health science. Together, they explored the power of predictive analytics in the session “From Code to Care: Deploying Predictive Analytics Platforms for Clinical Impact.”
Their collective expertise—from data integration and critical care informatics to machine learning and physiological signal processing—highlighted how AI-driven predictive models are helping clinicians anticipate and respond to patient needs with greater precision.
We’re proud to support both UMASS Memorial Health and MaineHealth in their innovation journeys. HIMSS25 was filled with rich conversations, transformative ideas, and inspiring collaborations. Thank you to everyone who attended and engaged with us—we look forward to continuing the conversation and pushing the boundaries of healthcare innovation!
2024 Society for Technology in Anesthesia conference
We were thrilled to participate in this year’s Society for Technology in Anesthesia conference and connect with a dynamic community of data science experts who are shaping the future of healthcare technology. This conference fostered a unique environment where engineers, IT professionals, and clinicians could come together, exchange ideas, and explore interdisciplinary solutions to healthcare challenges.
As part of the event, we presented our abstract: “Bridging the Gap: Overview of Hospital-based System for Data Collection and Model Deployment.” The abstract explores how hospitals can implement scalable systems to collect and analyze continuous data from bedside monitors, ultimately delivering actionable insights to improve patient care. Thank you to everyone who engaged with us and contributed to this event!
As part of the event, we presented our abstract: “Bridging the Gap: Overview of Hospital-based System for Data Collection and Model Deployment.” The abstract explores how hospitals can implement scalable systems to collect and analyze continuous data from bedside monitors, ultimately delivering actionable insights to improve patient care. Thank you to everyone who engaged with us and contributed to this event!
NKDHS Christmas Party!
DHS is a proud supporter of the SAGE program at UCI!
DHS is a proud supporter of the SAGE program at UCI!
SAGE empowers first-generation college undergraduates with tools for future success. They recently highlighted our support in their 2023-2024 annual report, here is a snippet of their newsletter with quotes from Harsh, our President and CEO. #UCISAGEScholars
View SAGE's newsletter here https://lnkd.in/g-NePCKC
SAGE empowers first-generation college undergraduates with tools for future success. They recently highlighted our support in their 2023-2024 annual report, here is a snippet of their newsletter with quotes from Harsh, our President and CEO. #UCISAGEScholars
View SAGE's newsletter here https://lnkd.in/g-NePCKC
DHS 2024 Volunteer day at The Jesse Rees Foundation
This year’s volunteer day at the Jesse Rees Foundation was an incomparable experience! From prepping and filling “Joy Jars” to other fun activities. We appreciate the opportunity to contribute and learn more about the foundations impact in children’s hospitals around the world. 🗺️ #NEGU
Awesome talk Timothy Ruchti at #SAIPH2024
How can we predict catastrophic events using continuous #data?
In his #SAIPH2024 talk focused on AI at the bedside, Timothy Ruchti, director of algorithms at Nihon Kohden Digital Health Solutions, highlighted recent advancements in the state-of-the-art and provided examples illustrating their potential impact.
"It’s important for model development to begin and end in the clinic: That is, pick a solution worth solving for a clinician, and then consider how that solution is going to be integrated in the clinic," Ruchti said. "That’s the cutting-edge research approach of Rai Winslow at The Roux Institute at Northeastern University. They’re conducting research in collaboration with Maine Health."
In his #SAIPH2024 talk focused on AI at the bedside, Timothy Ruchti, director of algorithms at Nihon Kohden Digital Health Solutions, highlighted recent advancements in the state-of-the-art and provided examples illustrating their potential impact.
"It’s important for model development to begin and end in the clinic: That is, pick a solution worth solving for a clinician, and then consider how that solution is going to be integrated in the clinic," Ruchti said. "That’s the cutting-edge research approach of Rai Winslow at The Roux Institute at Northeastern University. They’re conducting research in collaboration with Maine Health."
Tufts Medical Center
Awesome work to our team and Tufts Medical Center for winning best poster at ICCAI (International Conference on Complex and Acute Illness)!!Congratulations! 🤩🙌
Celebrating our company’s 25th anniversary!
Control study of models in Nihon Kohden’s risk prediction system, powered by CoMET™.
Congratulations to UVA researchers on the completion of a prospective 10,000 patient randomized control study of models in Nihon Kohden’s risk prediction system, powered by CoMET™. 🙌
The study confirmed AI models for predicting unplanned ICU transfer performed effectively and remained well-calibrated in the five years since their development.
The positive predictive value was 10-times the event rate and the AI/ML model scores increased 8-16 hours before clinical deterioration. 🕒
Read more:
Prospective validation of clinical deterioration predictive models prior to intensive care unit transfer among patients admitted to acute care cardiology wards - https://lnkd.in/ghWJyvQq
🔗 _712020c0170d41c6294a2eafcc20147dbd9650-NKAnywhere One-Pager Outline-150424-174248.pdf
The study confirmed AI models for predicting unplanned ICU transfer performed effectively and remained well-calibrated in the five years since their development.
The positive predictive value was 10-times the event rate and the AI/ML model scores increased 8-16 hours before clinical deterioration. 🕒
Read more:
Prospective validation of clinical deterioration predictive models prior to intensive care unit transfer among patients admitted to acute care cardiology wards - https://lnkd.in/ghWJyvQq
🔗 _712020c0170d41c6294a2eafcc20147dbd9650-NKAnywhere One-Pager Outline-150424-174248.pdf
CoMET go live at InCor Hospital- Brazil
We are excited to have CoMET go live at InCor hospital in Brazil!
Our team- Timothy Ruchti, Jessica Padykula, Roy Cestero is working with the hospital to ensure a smooth go live. 💻
Our team- Timothy Ruchti, Jessica Padykula, Roy Cestero is working with the hospital to ensure a smooth go live. 💻
IDEA Hacks 2024
Thanks to IEEE Student Branch at UCLA and Jewish Healthcare Foundation for inviting our CEO out to judge for IDEA Hacks 2024 Patient Safety Category and experience the student's admissions!
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