Overview
Byteflies offers certified telemonitoring solutions that transmit vital signs from patients' homes directly to healthcare providers. The company provides remote vital sign measurements and analyses with pay-per-use pricing, handling device logistics and system integration across therapeutic domains including cardiology, neurology, and oncology.
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- Around 2,500 patients require foot or ankle surgery at Maria Middelares each year, representing roughly one in ten such cases in Flanders. For them, surgery is only the beginning. During recovery, changes in gait can lead to complications or prolonged rehabilitation. Yet these changes may only become visible at a follow-up consultation five or six weeks later. WALK, a feasibility study sparked by Dr. Tom Lootens’s original idea, brings together TeaMM Ortho, Ceriter, Quad Industries, Maria Middelares and Byteflies, with support from
- We're taking Byteflies to the Netherlands and we're looking for a freelance Business Developer to open the first doors. 🇳🇱 Our complete ECG service has proven itself in Belgium. Now it's time to build relationships with Dutch healthcare providers, find our first customers and partners and learn what works best in this new market. You know Dutch cardiology, you have a network you can pick up the phone to, and you want to shape how we approach the market. You'll work closely with our CCO and the team in Antwerp to make it happen.
- Don’t invest in technology alone. Invest in making new models of care actually work.” That is the call to action our colleague Karen Sprengers presented at KVAB - Royal Flemish Academy of Belgium for Science and the Arts’s Ageing in Place event. Ageing well at home depends on different domains working together. The same is true for remote monitoring: a device is one part of a much wider change in how care is organised. We also need data integration, new clinical workflows, support for teams adopting change, and collaboration
- Imagine a 5G-enabled drone arriving at a patient’s side before an ambulance even gets there, carrying an AED that could save their life. That’s what we’ve been exploring through the 5G-CARE project: how real-time medical data and 5G connectivity can enable continuous patient monitoring, speed up diagnosis and support faster emergency response. By combining a wearable 5G hub for continuous monitoring with the deployment of drones, AI and edge computing, we’re taking steps towards a more connected and patient-centered healthcare
- Imagine a 5G-enabled drone arriving at a patient’s side before an ambulance even gets there, carrying an AED that could save their life. ❤️🩹 That’s what we’ve been exploring through the 5G-CARE project: how real-time medical data and 5G connectivity can enable continuous patient monitoring, speed up diagnosis and support faster emergency response. 🚑 By combining a wearable 5G hub for continuous monitoring with the deployment of drones, AI and edge computing, we’re taking steps towards a more connected and patient-centered
- Getting the dose right for children living with Dravet syndrome or Lennox-Gastaut syndrome is never straightforward. These are rare and severe epilepsies, and treatment decisions often rely heavily on caregiver-reported seizure diaries, which may not always capture the full picture. We're excited to be exploring a different approach through the TETRIS study. Using our EpiCare@Home solution, participants undergo 3-7 days of home-based monitoring with reduced-montage EEG, ECG, and movement data collected in their everyday
- Last week marked the kick-off of the HybridLungCare LTX pilot, together with UZ Leuven and KU Leuven. Over the next months, 80 lung transplant patients will log daily at-home measurements of their lung allograft function, vital signs and patient-reported outcomes. For the digital monitoring platform, we partnered with patientMpower. The data flows directly into the care team’s dashboard, enabling real-time remote monitoring and earlier detection of warning signs of post-transplant complications. This pilot is also a step
- Why is telemonitoring still moving so slowly in Belgium? Our CEO, Hans De Clercq, joined Dr. Gianni Faelens on his latest podcast episode to explain how patients with arrhythmias, epilepsy and sleep apnea can be monitored from home and why reimbursement, fragmented health records and complex hospital processes remain major barriers. Thank you, Dr. Gianni Faelens for the thoughtful conversation. 🎧 Listen here: - YouTube: https://lnkd.in/dkYhUeRw - Spotify: https://lnkd.in/d78Vficn
Alumni 3 went on to found or lead
Bertold Van den BerghSenior Firmware Engineer→Co-founder & Principal Engineer at MAHI
Deepak MuruganEmbedded Software Engineer→Founder & CEO at ClusterVise
Lars VeelaertChief Information Security Officer→CEO & Co-Founder at XFA
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