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Often times, patients stay in bed too long. Caregivers can track the duration of time someone is in bed to monitor rehabilitation programs that require daily activity for faster recovery.

Exercising daily plays a crucial role in the process of healing and recovering from injury or disease. This is the goal of rehabilitation programs and physical therapy exercises. Time out of bed spent stretching and strengthening can accelerate the healing process.  Balance, joint control, and muscle re-training are difficult to achieve in bed.  For faster recovery, be up and active.

  • Establish custom rehabilitation program based on time in and out of bed
  • Track impact of rehab and recovery plans based on sleep needs
  • View duration of active periods during day and night compared to in-bed time
  • Indicator of restlessness, common symptom of Alzheimer’s

Heart Rate Trends

Our resting heart rate is one indicator of overall health and a predictor of health issues.

The BAM Labs Heart Rate monitoring application measures heart rate trends all night, every night while you sleep.

Motion and Bed Exit

11 million Americans over the age of 65 experience a fall each year with 1.6 million ending up in the emergency room for treatment, and each treatment costs an average of $19,600 (source CDC).


Breathing Rate Trends

The Smart Bed Breathing Rate monitor measures breathing rate trends all night, every night while you sleep.
BAM Labs easy to read daily reports are color coded to help you interpret high, low and normal breathing rates.

Sleep Analysis

Poor sleep has been directly correlated with higher risks of strokes and heart disease.
The BAM Labs Sleep Analysis application monitors nightly sleep quality by comparing sleep duration, restlessness …

Position Change

Pressure ulcers are preventable, yet a recent study concluded that on average 16.7% of patients develops pressure ulcers in skilled nursing facilities and hospital patients develop pressure ulcers at an alarming rate.