Lifesigns Nexus AI Patient Monitoring

Lifesigns is a Chennai-based startup in AI-led remote patient monitoring, according to a May 2026 BioSpectrum India report. Its older domain lifesigns.co.in now redirects to lifesigns.us, which hosts the same Nexus platform. The company says more than 85 hospitals use its platform.

Lifesigns Nexus combines a medical-grade wearable, a cloud dashboard and a predictive AI engine that tracks ECG, heart rate, respiration, temperature, blood pressure and oxygen saturation. It is used from ambulance and emergency room to ICU, ward and home care, with a central monitoring command center. Nexus AI offers predictive risk stratification, a multilingual AI assistant and automated documentation, and ICU bedside monitors can feed the dashboard.

• Medical-grade wearable: tracks ECG, heart rate, respiration, temperature, blood pressure and SpO2.
• Cloud dashboard: central monitoring command center for wards and ICUs.
• Predictive risk stratification: sorts patients into Standard Care, Enhanced Care, Stabilization or Code Blue.
• AI assistant: multilingual assistant for clinical staff.
• Automated documentation: reduces manual charting work.
• ICU monitor feed: bedside monitors feed the Nexus dashboard.

General wards in provincial hospitals adding continuous vital-sign monitoring with early-warning alerts. Emergency departments triaging patients into care categories. Step-down units and home-care programs for post-ICU patients.

The company page reports 10 or more nursing hours saved daily per 30-bed ward. Per 100 monitored patients it cites 1 Code Blue avoided, 5 ICU transfers avoided and 21 deteriorations prevented. A 2026 press report says the AI flags early deterioration up to 26 hours ahead. These are company-reported figures.

Hospitals in India and Southeast Asia face nurse shortages and need early-warning tools for wards outside the ICU. HealthQuad's 2026 investment targets expansion into Southeast Asia and the GCC, so the product direction fits Vietnamese hospitals looking for AI-assisted ward monitoring.

Chennai-based per BioSpectrum India (2026-05-12); HealthQuad is described as its first institutional investor, amount undisclosed. Website states a CDSCO-recognized Class B remote continuous patient monitoring licence and ISO-certified quality systems. Named customers include Apollo Hospitals, Kauvery Hospital and KIMS Hospital. Founding year not stated.