VirtuOx, Inc., a leading provider of sleep diagnostic technology and services, is proud to announce the rebranding of its HSATpro software and services platform to Sleepifi. This transformation heralds a new chapter in VirtuOx’s custom-tailored sleep diagnostic management solutions for healthcare professionals.
Empowering Healthcare Professionals with Cutting-edge Tools: Introducing the Dream, Type 4 HST Device
As part of the rebranding, VirtuOx is thrilled to introduce the Sleepifi Dream, a high-resolution pulse oximeter that captures photoplethysmograph (PPG) signals analyzed by Ensosleep PPG to detect sleep-disordered breathing events, identifies sleep stages, and displays editable sleep study results in a format that clinicians are accustomed to. Patients can test up to seven consecutive nights for one low price.
Dream is the sixth HST device to integrate with the Sleepifi software, offering healthcare professionals more testing options for their patients. “VirtuOx is thrilled to collaborate with Ensodata on the Dream project,” said Jon Fedele, a founder at VirtuOx. “Their AI-driven analysis software is highly regarded within the sleep community.”
Improving efficiencies and outcomes in dental sleep medicine practices: Introducing Sleepifi Dental
In addition to the Dream device, VirtuOx is proud to unveil Sleepifi Dental, an innovative system that enables dentists to easily manage every process of the dental sleep medicine workflow, from screening and diagnosis to treatment and documentation preparation for billing.
Custom workflows, patient e-communications, and automated titration testing are some of the innovative features promised to reduce chair time and alleviate much of the burden placed on the dental staff.
“You can count on Sleepifi to improve patient and staff experiences throughout the entire patient journey,” said Fedele. “Practices leveraging the power of Sleepifi are increasing revenue, saving time, and improving patient outcomes and you can too.”
Source: VirtuOx
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