General ward patients are usually checked every 4-8 hours. VIGIL refreshes every 5 seconds, closing the blind spots that intermittent rounds leave behind.
Typical ward cadence
Every 4-8 hours
Manual spot checks create long windows where patient status can drift without a fresh read.
VIGIL cadence
Every 5 seconds
Continuous monitoring keeps new data flowing fast enough to surface deterioration before the next round.
Ward-scale deployment
Sensors
4
Four signals in a single lightweight wearable.
Weight
<45g
Comfortable enough for long sessions and fast turnover.
Per unit
$46
Priced for ward-scale rollout, not just premium beds.
Refresh
5s
Continuous readouts instead of long gaps between checks.
Built to give general floors continuous coverage without the cost, weight, or workflow burden of traditional bedside setups.
Roadmap
beds continuously monitored
Pilot deployments at Emory University and Augusta University hospitals.
A single bedside monitor costs $5,000–$15,000. VIGIL equips 200 beds for under $9,200.