Sarah Jane O Dwyer
CEO

IntuVu Health provides a clinician‑led virtual emergency department platform that enables remote triage and continuous, contactless vital‑sign monitoring of acute patients. Its AI‑driven analytics and unified clinician dashboard flag abnormal trends in real time, allowing hospitals to divert non‑inpatient cases, free up ED beds, and reduce wait times.
CEO
Emergency departments face rising patient volumes, many of which do not require inpatient care, leading to overcrowding, long wait times, and strained resources. Hospitals struggle to monitor complex cases efficiently and to allocate beds to patients who truly need them.
IntuVu Health offers a clinician‑led virtual emergency department platform that enables remote triage and short‑term monitoring of patients outside the physical ED. Emergency clinicians assess patients via a digital interface, while contactless vital‑sign sensors and a patient mobile app capture continuous health data. An AI‑driven analytics engine flags abnormal trends and generates real‑time alerts, allowing clinicians to intervene promptly. Integrated dashboards provide a unified view of patient status, supporting rapid decision‑making and escalation when necessary. By diverting non‑inpatient cases to the virtual pathway, hospitals can free up ED beds, reduce waiting times, and improve overall patient experience.
Primary customers are hospitals and health systems seeking to optimize emergency department flow, as well as emergency medicine departments that need virtual triage and remote monitoring capabilities for acute patients.