Claris Healthcare launches Claris Reflex for TKR recovery — 3 points
Written by Megan Wood | November 03, 2017 | Print | EmailClaris Healthcare unveiled Claris Reflex, a medical device and patient monitoring system for total knee replacement recovery.
Here are three points:
1. A coaching system, Claris Reflex assists providers with TKR recovery management by giving patients a wearable sensor.
2. Providers can monitor their patients via an online dashboard at any time.
3. Claris Reflex encompasses an activity tracking sensor, wireless patient connectivity, a single patient dashboard, data reporting and secure communication.
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