STEADYTEMP® for professional health care environments
STEADYTEMP® Professional


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System Integrations
STEADYTEMP® can be used on the Roche cobas® pulse system and soon also on Ilvi smart health solutions. STEADYTEMP® can also be integrated into other existing health care systems. In addition to the benefits it offers in post-surgery or post chemotherapy follow-up care, the STEADYTEMP® sensor patch enables medical professionals to accurately detect temperature changes within seconds.
Diagnostic Tool
Identify fever patterns and diagnose disease
Detect Infection Faster
Fever curves, trends and averages give more information than single readings
Post-Operative Recovery Monitoring
Fever peaks and trends are not missed meaning faster reaction time to infections
Cost Efficiency
Quicker and more accurate temperature measurement saves time and money

Revolutionizing Point of Care Temperature Measurement
Benefits for patients
- Faster and better treatment
- Patient confidence – the patch is reliable and accurate
- The patch can be read without disturbing/waking the patient
- After care treatment simplified – data easily shared from home

Benefits for medical professionals
- Scanning the patch only takes seconds
- Curves, trends and averages instead of single, momentary readings
- Distinguish between bacterial and viral infections more easily
- Automation of daily manual tasks

Benefits for healthcare facilities
- Reduced workload for nursing staff – speed and efficiency
- Timely detection enables prompt decisions and efficient treatment
- Temperature readings from the same position reduces errors
- Secure data transfer to systems and devices i.e. cobas® pulse

What doctors say
Particularly in the case of very vulnerable patients, (...)continuous temperature measurement could be of great benefit.
Dr.med.univ. Johannes Boyer
MedUni Graz
"The allocation of temperature data to a specific patient ensures optimal data clarity."
Univ.-Prof. Dr.med.univ. Robert Krause
MedUni Graz