Supported devices

Device-supported workflows for clinical care beyond the clinic.

Ambulant+ focuses on a defined Contactless Medicine device ecosystem — Health Monitor, Digital Stethoscope, HD Otoscope and NexRing — each mapped to clinician-led workflows, patient context and governance boundaries.

Ambulant+ defined contactless medicine device ecosystem
Device scope
Health Monitor
Vitals, ECG and multi-parameter review.
Digital Stethoscope
Heart and lung auscultation workflow.
HD Otoscope + NexRing
Image-supported review and longitudinal signals.
Why devices matter

Contactless Medicine closes the clinical-context gap in ordinary telemedicine.

Standard telemedicine is often limited to video, voice and patient self-reporting. Ambulant+ extends remote care with supported IoMT workflows so clinicians can review vitals, auscultation, visual inspection and longitudinal trends where appropriate.

Remote examination inputs
Vitals

Structured signal layer for clinician-led interpretation.

Auscultation

Structured signal layer for clinician-led interpretation.

Visual inspection

Structured signal layer for clinician-led interpretation.

Longitudinal trends

Structured signal layer for clinician-led interpretation.

Defined device ecosystem

Four supported device pathways. No wearable sprawl.

Ambulant+ focuses on a disciplined device scope: Health Monitor, Digital Stethoscope, HD Otoscope and NexRing. Each device maps to a specific care workflow and clinical boundary.

Health Monitor

Blood pressure, SpO₂, temperature, blood glucose, heart rate and ECG workflows.

Multi-parameter review

Digital Stethoscope

Heart and lung auscultation capture, playback, review and sharing.

Auscultation context

HD Otoscope

Ear-imaging capture and review for supported remote assessment workflows.

Clinical image support

NexRing

Longitudinal signals for sleep, readiness, recovery trends and supported telemetry.

Trend intelligence
Ambulant+ supported connected clinical device ecosystem
Defined device ecosystem

Four device categories. One governed clinical workflow.

Ambulant+ avoids unsupported wearable sprawl. Each supported device category has a clear purpose inside the care journey.

Health Monitor

Multi-parameter home vital-sign workflow

The Health Monitor supports structured capture of core physiological parameters so clinicians can review objective context during appropriate remote-care journeys.

Signals supported
Blood pressure
Heart rate
Blood oxygen saturation
Body temperature
Blood glucose where applicable
ECG screening support
Clinical value
Helps reduce reliance on patient estimates.
Supports chronic-condition monitoring and follow-up.
Provides structured vitals context for clinician review.

Digital Stethoscope

Remote auscultation support

The Digital Stethoscope supports capture, playback and clinician review of heart and lung sounds in device-supported virtual consultations.

Signals supported
Heart sounds
Lung sounds
Recorded auscultation clips
Playback for review
Remote sharing where enabled
Clinical value
Extends the clinical examination beyond video alone.
Supports respiratory and cardiovascular review workflows.
Improves documentation and follow-up where sound capture is clinically useful.

HD Otoscope

High-definition visual inspection workflow

The HD Otoscope supports image and video capture for ear assessment and selected visual inspection workflows where remote review is appropriate.

Signals supported
Ear canal imaging
Still image capture
Video-supported review
Follow-up comparison
Structured clinician visibility
Clinical value
Adds visual inspection where standard video consultation is limited.
Supports ENT review pathways where clinically appropriate.
Helps document findings and treatment progress.

NexRing

Longitudinal wearable signal layer

NexRing supports longitudinal wellness and readiness signals, helping Ambulant+ understand how a patient’s physiology changes beyond a single appointment.

Signals supported
Heart-rate trends
HRV-style readiness context
Sleep and recovery signals
Activity patterns
Sleep SpO₂ where supported
Temperature-variation context
Clinical value
Supports trend-aware care rather than isolated snapshots.
Adds recovery, sleep and activity context to patient journeys.
Can support fertility and wellness features where configured and clinically appropriate.
Telemedicine gap analysis

The difference is not the video call. It is the clinical input layer.

Contactless Medicine is designed around the inputs that are usually missing from ordinary remote consultations: objective vitals, remote examination tools, trend context, diagnostics and fulfilment coordination.

Vital signs
Standard telemedicine

Often unavailable or self-reported

Ambulant+ Contactless Medicine

Measured through supported Health Monitor workflows

Heart and lung sounds
Standard telemedicine

Usually unavailable

Ambulant+ Contactless Medicine

Captured through Digital Stethoscope workflows

Ear and selected visual inspection
Standard telemedicine

Limited by ordinary camera quality

Ambulant+ Contactless Medicine

Supported by HD Otoscope image and video workflows

Longitudinal trends
Standard telemedicine

Rarely available in structured form

Ambulant+ Contactless Medicine

Supported by NexRing and connected patient records

Care continuity
Standard telemedicine

Often separated from fulfilment and diagnostics

Ambulant+ Contactless Medicine

Connected to MedReach, CarePort and InsightCore pathways

Device workflow

Signals become useful when the workflow is governed.

Ambulant+ treats device data as structured context for appropriate care workflows, not as standalone automatic diagnosis.

1

Prepare

Patient profile, consent, device readiness and care context are prepared before review.

2

Pair

Supported devices are connected through approved setup pathways.

3

Capture

Vitals, auscultation, otoscopy or longitudinal signals are collected depending on the device.

4

Review

Readings are presented in a structured patient or clinician workspace for interpretation.

5

Document

Relevant signals can be attached to care notes, reports or follow-up actions where appropriate.

6

Escalate

Patients are directed to urgent or in-person care where device-supported remote review is not sufficient.

What patients gain

More complete remote-care preparation before consultation.
Clearer tracking of vitals, symptoms, medication adherence and daily health context.
Fewer avoidable trips where remote review is clinically appropriate.
Better continuity between consultation, diagnostics, pharmacy fulfilment and follow-up.

What clinicians gain

Objective device context instead of video-only consultation.
Structured patient data before, during and after review.
Audio, image and vital-sign workflows mapped to clinical documentation.
Clear escalation boundaries when remote care is not sufficient.
Regulatory and clinical boundaries

Device confidence must stay tied to exact documentation, jurisdiction and intended use.

Ambulant+ can present device certification and registration information where documentation supports it, while avoiding blanket claims that could misrepresent the regulatory position of a device, module or market.

Device data supports clinician-led review; it does not create automatic diagnosis.
Physical examination, urgent care or emergency services remain necessary where clinically indicated.
Device availability, configuration and intended use depend on deployment, jurisdiction and supporting documentation.
Manufacturer-supplied CE, regional FDA, TÜV and SAHPRA documentation can be referenced where applicable for the relevant device and market.
Ambulant+ should avoid claiming approval, certification or clearance beyond the exact documentation available for each device, module and intended use.
Secure platform access

Enter the right Ambulant+ workspace.

Ambulant+ separates public information from protected workspaces, giving patients, clinicians, pharmacies, diagnostics teams, clients and administrators a role-appropriate route into the platform.