Better Care
Device MiddlewareHTMwire assessment
Better Care makes BC Link, a vendor-agnostic medical device interoperability platform that connects bedside devices such as multiparameter monitors, ventilators, anaesthesia workstations, and pulse oximeters, then harmonizes their data, including high-resolution waveforms, into a unified clinical database. BC Link integrates bidirectionally with hospital systems (EHR, HIS, PACS, LIS) and is certified as a Class IIb medical device in Europe. It can be deployed on-premise, cloud, or hybrid.
Key Features
- ✓ Vendor-agnostic connectivity to monitors, ventilators, and anaesthesia workstations
- ✓ High-resolution waveform aggregation into a unified clinical database
- ✓ Bidirectional integration with EHR, HIS, PACS, and LIS
- ✓ Class IIb medical device certification (Europe)
- ✓ On-premise, cloud, or hybrid deployment
What It Helps You Do
What Sets Them Apart
Vendor-agnostic platform that aggregates high-resolution waveform data and is certified as a Class IIb medical device, with proprietary indicators for adverse-event early warning.
How Better Care Uses AI
HTMwire's independent read on the technology — not the vendor's marketing claim.
BC Link includes 36 proprietary indicators that flag and predict adverse events as early warnings; the vendor does not clearly document whether these are machine-learning models or rules-based clinical algorithms.
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Key Numbers
- ▪ 36 proprietary indicators for adverse-event early warning
- ▪ ~30% reduction in data-entry time (vendor-reported)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Better Care's BC Link vendor-agnostic?
Yes. BC Link is designed to connect any medical device on the market that can export information, regardless of brand or model.
What does BC Link integrate with?
BC Link connects bedside devices such as monitors, ventilators, and anaesthesia workstations, and integrates bidirectionally with hospital systems including EHR, HIS, PACS, and LIS.
Is BC Link a certified medical device?
Yes. BC Link is certified as a Class IIb medical device in Europe, reflecting its handling of clinical-grade data.
Does Better Care use AI?
It is unclear. BC Link offers 36 proprietary indicators that predict adverse events as early warnings, but Better Care does not clearly document whether these rely on machine learning or rules-based clinical algorithms.
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