Root Platform

Expandable, Customizable Patient Monitoring and Connectivity

Platform Root is a powerful, expandable patient monitoring and connectivity hub that integrates an array of technologies, devices, and systems to provide multimodal monitoring and connectivity solutions – in a single, clinician-centric platform.

Root’s plug-and-play expansion capabilities allow clinicians to centralize patient monitoring by bringing together advanced rainbow SET™ Pulse CO-Oximetry, brain function monitoring, regional oximetry, and capnography measurements on an easy-to-interpret, customizable display, empowering clinicians with more information for making patient assessments. Further, Root serves as a central connectivity hub, with automated electronic charting of Masimo and third-party device data to patient data management systems (PDMS), which may improve clinician workflows through the reduction of manual data documentation.

Improved patient comfort and convenience

• Facilitates untethered movement around the hospital room

• Allows parents and caregivers to hold infants unencumbered by cables — without the risk of cables tugging on fragile skin

Enhanced clinician workflow and efficiency

• Reduces the burden of cable management

• Eliminates the need to disconnect and reconnect each time patient gets out of bed

ROOT Vital Signs Check

Allows clinicans to streamline vital signs workflows and optimize patient data management through: 

• Positive patient and clinician association at the bedside 

• Integrated vital signs measurements and Early Warning Scores

• Single device for integrated and manual data collection

• Automated electronic charting to EMRs

Radius PPG

Radius PPG provides industry-leading Masimo SET® pulse oximetry without a cabled connection to a monitor, allowing patients to move wirelessly and comfortably while still being continuously and reliably monitored. Wireless connection to a host device is simple to establish and each Radius PPG can easily pair with multiple devices (maintaining connection to any one device at a time), simplifying transfers between care areas. Automated by Masimo’s connectivity solutions, patient data can be used for remote clinician notification of changes in patient condition and automatically transferred to the hospital EMR.

Centroid

Helping Clinicians Monitor Patient Position to Avoid Preventable Pressure Ulcers

• Centroid is a wearable, wireless sensor that pairs via Bluetooth® with Root® to track a patient’s posture, orientation, and activity

• Centroid provides the ability to detect changes in patient position and can alert clinicians of sudden movements such as fall-like events

• Centroid provides continuous respiratory rate (RR), providing clinicians with more data to better inform care

• Centroid is indicated for the orientation monitoring of patients who may be susceptible to pressure ulcers

Customization Simplified

Root features an instantly interpretable, high-visibility display with intuitive, multi-touch navigation for easy and adaptable use in hospital environments. Clinicians can customize the Root display to feature the most applicable data for the current patient or case.

Flexible Measurement Expansion

Root offers expandable measurement capability through software upgrades and Masimo Open Connect® (MOC-9®) modules – including Next Generation SedLine® Brain Function Monitoring, O3® Regional Oximetry, and ISA™ Capnography modules. Third-party measurement expansion allows other companies to expand the Root platform with their own technology, while following Masimo’s established development and validation process.

Interoperability Made Easy

Root brings together data from third-party monitors — such as infusion pumps, ventilators, and anesthesia machines — automating data collection from multiple disparate devices and transfer to EMRs and communication systems.

Clinician-centric Monitoring

MyView™ wirelessly senses a clinician’s presence when they enter a patient’s room and automatically customizes the Root display to show the parameters, waveforms, and channels desired by that clinician.