Before you sign anything for your ICU — monitoring, decision support, documentation, claims — these are the questions worth asking. We've written ours out, in plain English, so you can match them to whatever else you're evaluating.
Read the answersNo marketing language, no hedging. If something on the list is "in progress" on our side, we say so.
miicu ingests live waveforms from Mindray uMEC12 and other PM-class monitors over RJ45 / HL7 / IEEE 11073, and for encrypted monitors we drop in our own PM 650 add-on (₹32K, 20 in stock). We run rule-first SOFA / qSOFA, Surviving Sepsis 2021 bundle prompts, and baseline-deviation alerting — the "her normal was 70, now she's 98 bpm" problem a flat 60–100 alarm misses. v1 is rule-based by design — lower regulatory exposure under CDSCO SaMD, faster to validate, no black-box.
Ready todayAll patient data stored in-country on Indian-hosted infrastructure. Per-hospital deployment subdomain (e.g. dhee.miicu.in) so each hospital's data lives in its own tenant. Consent capture, audit log of every override, and de-identification for any analytics export. The PRO+ clinical engine carries explicit "advisory + verify before acting" framing on every output, with high-risk drugs (vasoactives, thrombolytics, paralytics, reserve antibiotics) consultant-gated.
Ready todaymiicu generates a structured discharge summary + FHIR-compliant ICU course note per admission, which is the exact payload NHCX needs for faster claim adjudication. We are building direct ABDM registry integration via the standard FHIR R4 APIs. The advantage: with miicu you don't need a separate EMR vendor to bridge to ABDM/NHCX; the ICU's continuous data IS the claim narrative.
Generation ready · ABDM bridge Q3 2026v1 is fully rule-based — no LLM, no hallucination surface. Drug dilutions come from Dr Barghavi's 2019 chart (owned). Antibiotic stewardship comes from the NCDC–ICMR National Treatment Guidelines (Govt. of India). Every score, every dilution, every protocol step has a visible source citation on screen and is overridable by a doctor with optional logged reason. The PRO+ tier explicitly never reads as commands — it reads as "the guideline says X, you confirm."
Ready todayTwo-tier liability split, written into our standard agreement: clinician malpractice stays with the institution and treating clinician (because every output is advisory and override-logged); developer defect liability sits with us, capped at the prior-year subscription value. No predatory unlimited-indemnity clauses, no "as-is" disclaimer of all software defects. The contract is on our standard template — we'll redline yours in 48 hours.
Ready todayBecause v1 is rule-based — SOFA, qSOFA, NEWS2, ABG with albumin-corrected anion gap, Stewart approach — there is no training dataset to be biased. The scores are the same internationally validated formulas; the thresholds match Indian guideline bodies (ISCCM, NCDC). When we add AI ECG and AI radiology (Q4 2026), we plan to ship per-hospital validation metrics with each model.
Ready todayPure OpEx, ₹500 per occupied bed per day, prepaid. No upfront platform fee, no per-seat licence, no implementation fee for the first 5 beds. The only capex line is the PM 650 add-on monitor at ₹32,000 one-time, and only if your existing monitors are encrypted/closed. The price routes cleanly through your per-day room charge, making it effectively insurance-funded.
Ready todaymiicu sits on top of your existing monitors — no replacement of bedside hardware, no rewiring, no rip-and-replace EMR. Nurses get the full nursing chart with the 7-rights drug check built in; doctors get voice dictation (Augnito) on PRO+. Average go-live target is 5 working days from contract. Free 48-hour pilot for any Bangalore ICU consultant via get.miicu.in.
Ready todayLocal edge buffering — last 24 hours of waveforms cached on the bedside box; alarming continues offline. Sync resumes when the link returns. UPS fallback documented; PM 650 add-on runs on standard 5V/2A so it sits behind any ICU-grade UPS. Designed for Indian Tier-2/Tier-3 reality, not for hyperscale-cloud assumptions.
Ready todayAll clinical content goes through a two-tier sign-off: a domain consultant (Dr Prahalad, Dr Barghavi and named ICU heads) reviews and approves each pathway, and the ICU-head at the deploying hospital co-signs before go-live. 26 guideline documents already approved in our reference library (references.bangalorehealthcare.in). No content ships unsigned.
Ready todayMost "AI in healthcare" products you'll see in 2026 fall into one of four categories. Each is useful. None of them is what miicu is.
Remote command-centres staffed with intensivists, bundled with monitoring software. Useful where you don't have an intensivist; costly to run because you're paying for human hours every month.
Sensor mats and wearables that estimate vitals from indirect signals. Excellent for general wards and step-down. Not ICU-grade — they don't read the live waveform off your bedside monitor.
Cloud EMRs with built-in ABDM and NHCX rails. Strong on OPD, billing and consumer records. They aren't built to ingest ICU waveforms or run critical-care decision support.
AI radiology triage for X-rays and CTs — sold per scan. Best-in-class in their lane; they don't touch what happens at the ICU bedside between scans.
We live at the ICU bedside — pull the real waveform from your monitors, run rule-first decision support on top, feed a FHIR-compliant discharge into your claims, and give the same data three more billable lives as Holter, cEEG and bronch. One capture, many revenue streams, ₹500 per bed per day.
Take this list into any procurement meeting and ask the same questions of anyone else you're evaluating.
The same continuous ECG stream becomes a billable Holter report (₹2,000–6,000 per insurance claim). cEEG headbands plug into the same dashboard. Disposable bronchoscope rental rides on the same workflow. One data capture, multiple insurance-billable lines.
Clean per-occupied-bed pricing. Prepaid. No platform fee, no per-user licence. Hospitals route it through their per-day room charge so it's effectively insurance-funded. No surprise capex line on a board meeting agenda.
SOFA, qSOFA, NEWS2, albumin-corrected anion gap, Stewart approach, infusion dilutions, 7-rights drug check, sepsis & thrombolysis hand-hold pathways. All sourced, all advisory, all overridable. No LLM hallucination surface in v1, which means a lighter CDSCO SaMD path and faster clinical validation.
Every protocol step is signed by a domain consultant (Dr Prahalad, Dr Barghavi) AND co-signed by the deploying hospital's ICU head before go-live. 26 approved guideline documents already live in our reference library at references.bangalorehealthcare.in. Our clinical governance is public, not buried in an appendix.
48-hour free pilot for any Bangalore ICU consultant. No PO, no install fee. We bring the PM 650 if your monitors are encrypted.
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