Hospitals · Elder Care · Medtech
Smart Healthcare Systems
Wearables and bedside devices track vitals continuously — heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep, movement. AI agents detect abnormalities early, alert physicians, schedule tests and adjust care plans, on infrastructure built for data that cannot be lost or exposed.
Continuous monitoring changes the compliance surface, not just the data volume
Moving from periodic vitals checks to continuous wearable and bedside monitoring means a much larger volume of protected health data in motion, and a much larger cost if any of it is lost, duplicated, or exposed in transit. That pushes the messaging layer itself into the compliance boundary — it isn't just plumbing, it's part of what a HIPAA or equivalent review has to cover.
Relay's end-to-end encryption, mTLS, and audit logging are available on every plan, not gated behind an enterprise tier, and the same on-prem and air-gapped deployment options used for industrial and OT environments apply directly to a hospital network that needs monitoring infrastructure to stay inside its own walls.
What's included
- →Encrypted by default: TLS 1.3 and DTLS 1.3 protect vitals data in transit, whatever protocol the device speaks.
- →Reliable early-warning delivery: a detected abnormality reaches the alerting system with delivery guarantees switched on, not best-effort.
- →Deploys inside the hospital network: on-prem and air-gapped options keep patient data from ever leaving the facility if that's the requirement.
See it against your own architecture
Every protocol and transport on this page is available on the Free plan. Run it on your own hardware before you talk to anyone.