Philips, a global leader in health technology, has introduced the IntelliVue Patient Monitor 6000 Series, a comprehensive monitoring solution designed to meet the needs of rural hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), and other key segments of the U.S. healthcare industry. The new series provides an accessible entry point to enterprise-grade capabilities and trusted Philips patient monitors at an affordable price.
Flexible Measurements and Scalable Connectivity
The PM 6000 Series features a flexible approach to measurements, with core parameters built in and innovative ways to quickly expand monitoring capabilities. This gives clinicians the ability to easily monitor patients across various acuity levels. Expanded connectivity options allow organizations to choose the scalable deployment approach that best fits their needs, whether for standalone monitoring, direct connection to the EMR through HL7 outbound, or enterprise-wide integration through the Philips patient monitoring ecosystem.
Designed for Rural Hospitals and ASCs
Such flexibility is particularly critical for rural hospitals and ASCs, which must balance budget pressures, staffing shortages, and growing patient complexity while modernizing workflows and preparing for future connectivity needs. The PM 6000 Series can help streamline operations with its self-contained, one-piece construction and standardized configurations, simplifying deployment, training, and maintenance. The sleek design also supports cleaning and infection control.
Innovations for Next-Generation Monitoring
The PM 6000 Series uses the same IntelliVue software as MX monitors for fast clinical adoption, full clinical decision support, and the latest cybersecurity measures. Two innovations debut in this series: the IntelliVue Measurement Rack 6000, which uses IntelliVue modules to quickly expand monitoring capabilities beyond built-in measurements, and Flexible Link technology, which allows organizations to easily add measurements after the point of sale via plug-and-play modules.
“Every day, clinicians look to deliver the best possible care but face inefficiencies and challenges beyond their control,” said Ajay Parkhe, Business Leader, Hospital Patient Monitoring at Philips. “The PM 6000 Series helps ease pressure on healthcare organizations with flexible, high-quality patient monitoring in an affordable, scalable solution.”
