Piavita Enables Better Remote Monitoring for Equine Vets During Pandemic with New iOS App Release
— In the equine health industry, veterinarians are constantly on the go, whether it’s in the clinic or on the road. And as the coronavirus pandemic has restricted movement and altered veterinarians’ ability to physically be with patients in many cases, the value of remote, long-term data collection cannot be understated. With the latest release of the Piavet app for iOS, vets can monitor patients remotely from their iOS mobile device, keeping themselves, their staff, and their clients safe while maintaining a high level of patient care.
Piavet App for iOS – Version 1.1
With support from angel investors and renowned partners like True Ventures and FyrFly Venture Partners, the latest and biggest release to date of the Piavet app for iOS brings the mobile experience closely in line with the web app, with only a few small features still on the horizon.
Piavet for iOS allows equine veterinarians and practitioners to easily start vital sign measurements, view real-time health data, and access patient information on an iPad or iPhone. Users can now customize alerts on measurements started on their iOS mobile device to get SMS and push notifications when parameters are breached. ECG charts are now better than ever, with improved scaling, RR interval display, drag and drop capability, and easier navigation. Hardware status is now displayed with simple icons and patient timelines are now visible for better case management (on iPad). Cloud storage means overtime charts and patient records are kept forever, so vets have more information to make diagnostic and treatment decisions.
“Before, the assistant always had to be with patients to monitor them and could not visit other cases at night. Now, with the Piavet System, she can monitor two patients at once. And the time to do checkups has been reduced by half
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