Safer, smarter
‍mental health care

We have built the first contactless patient monitoring platform for mental health hospitals: Oxevision.

Enhanced awareness, improved outcomes

Oxevision equips your staff with real-time and retrospective patient data, giving them greater situational awareness and driving more effective and responsive care.

Better insights

Better decisions

Better care

How Oxevision helps

Scientifically proven
real-world impact

We collaborate with our partners to continually evaluate our platform – understanding its benefits and guiding future innovations.

44%

reduction in self-harm

48%

decrease in falls

37%

fewer asaults

71%

of patients sleep better

3 hours

of staff time released per 12-hour shift

Our scientific studies

Medical device software
CE-marked | FDA-cleared

Vital signs

Sleep monitoring

Medical grade data without wires or wearables

Oxevision incorporates two world-first medical devices that capture accurate physiological data entirely contact-free, providing staff with valuable patient information without the need for impractical or unsafe equipment.

How Oxevision helps

From challenges to solutions

Inpatient mental health services are under immense pressure, with increasing demand, staffing shortages and concerns about safety and quality. Technology alone won’t solve these challenges, but we believe it’s an essential part of the path forward.

1.3 million

adults are in contact with mental health services in England¹

1 in 5

mental health nursing positions are vacant²

2

serious incidents are reported every hour by NHS staff in mental healthcare settings³

How Oxevision helps

50%

NHS England mental health Trusts partner with us

100+

sites globally

25,000,000

monitoring hours annually

"We are continually striving to improve quality and ensure that the safest care is delivered to our patients. I’m delighted that we have the opportunity to work with Oxehealth to bring this innovative technology to our inpatient areas, supporting our staff to deliver the safest possible care and improve the experiences of care for our patients".