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Levvel Patient

Admit patients in their own home Remote monitoring and cross-sector patient pathways

Levvel Patient supports digital assessment, remote monitoring and treatment of patients in their own homes, in nursing homes and in health and care beds.

  • Data is shared in real time between municipality and hospital – without error-prone phone calls and correspondence.
  • Patients can be admitted digitally for a medical assessment – without attending the hospital in person.
  • The doctor gets a prioritised patient overview with current measurements and history.
  • Risk scores and notifications make the responsible clinicians aware of changes in the patient’s condition.
  • Treatment in safe surroundings is ensured without compromising on patient safety.
The Levvel Patient clinician portal: a test patient’s measurements every other morning over a week, with the calculated TOBS. Newest measurement on the left. Levvel’s test data.
Measurement Morning 09.11 Morning 07.11 Morning 05.11 Morning 03.11
Calculated TOBS 6 2 0 0
Respiratory rate /min 22 20 18 16
Saturation SpO₂ % 93 95 96 97
Pulse bpm 104 92 84 78
Blood pressure mmHg 138/86 134/84 128/80 124/78
Temperature °C 38.3 37.6 37.0 36.7
Example with Levvel’s test data

Features and benefits

How Levvel Patient works

  1. Sent for assessment

    The municipality sends the patient for digital assessment at the hospital with the reason for referral and the latest measurements.

    The municipality confirms a request for assessment in Levvel: the citizen’s basic details and the last seven days of measurements are sent to the hospital.
  2. Received for assessment

    The patient appears automatically as pending in the hospital’s patient overview, so the doctor can see who needs to be assessed.

    The hospital’s patient overview in Levvel Patient with a yellow bar at the top: 1 awaiting assessment.
  3. Patient data and history

    The doctor gets access to the patient’s current measurements, risk scores, history and reason for referral in one place.

    The doctor’s view in Levvel Patient: the reason for referral and the patient’s measurements and calculated TOBS morning by morning, rising from 2 to 6 over the last three days.
  4. Digital medical assessment

    The doctor assesses the patient and chooses the next step, for example a prescription with or without follow-up, advice or a physical admission.

    The “Assess citizen” dialog in Levvel Patient, where the doctor chooses an assessment category: prescription with or without follow-up, advice, physical admission, or not relevant / outside the target group.
  5. Prioritised patient overview

    Patients are listed in order of priority with colour codes, so staff can quickly identify patients who need particular attention.

    The hospital’s prioritised patient overview in Levvel Patient with red, yellow and green bells beside each patient.
  6. Discharging a patient

    When the patient is discharged, they are removed from the hospital’s patient overview but stay in the municipality’s system, where measurements and follow-up can continue.

    The “Confirm discharge” dialog in Levvel Patient with the doctor’s comment that the patient is stable and that follow-up continues in the municipality.
vital signs documented automatically
98,284
TOBS and EWS scores calculated and documented automatically
19,835
cross-sector virtual admissions
430
hours of manual data entry freed up
4,260
active users
450

Operational data from Levvel Borger and Levvel Patient in Region Zealand.

Implementation

Getting started

Start with a few users and expand as the results come in. We take you through a structured implementation focused on clinical workflows, cross-sector collaboration and a safe start-up.

  1. Clarification

    We go through your needs, clinical workflows and technical prerequisites. Together with the parties involved, we draw up a plan for start-up, division of responsibilities and training.

  2. The safe start

    We start with a few clinicians and a defined patient pathway. With training and close follow-up, we make sure that digital assessment and the collaboration with the municipality work in practice.

  3. Controlled roll-out

    When the workflows are working and the results are documented, we gradually expand to more clinicians, patient pathways and departments. Each step builds on the experience from the one before.

Testimonials

Don’t just take it from us Hear it from the people who use Levvel at the hospitals

  • If it doesn’t make sense to a nurse, they won’t use it. But this does.

    Tenna Børnig Mortensen Department Manager – Home Treatment, Region Zealand – Det Nære Sundhedsvæsen
  • The system is intuitive and quick to learn. The alarm feature and SMS reminders work well and provide real value.

    Mai-Britt Hägi-Pedersen Project Manager PhD, Region Zealand – Det Nære Sundhedsvæsen
  • Instead of us having to tell them the numbers, nurses and doctors can see it immediately.

    Care staff
  • It makes me a better nurse!

    Care staff
  • Our workflow has become easier because it’s now digital. The measurements are transferred automatically to the system. I think that’s really great.

    Care staff
  • I would never dream of going back to the old way. I think it’s fantastic.

    Care staff

Frequently asked questions

Questions? We’re glad you asked

Didn’t find the answer?

Niklas is happy to help – by email or in a short meeting.

How is data shared between municipality and hospital?

Levvel Patient gives the hospital access to current measurements, risk scores and history from the municipality in real time. At the same time, the municipality can send patients for digital assessment with the reason for referral and the relevant patient data, so the doctor has the information gathered in one place.

How does a digital admission work?

The municipality sends the patient for digital assessment at the hospital. The patient appears as pending in the hospital’s patient overview, where the doctor can review the measurements and the reason for referral and choose the next step, for example a prescription, advice or a physical admission.

Can Levvel Patient be used for health and care beds?

Yes. Levvel Patient supports digital medical assessment and treatment of patients in health and care beds, so the doctor can assess the patient’s condition and prescribe treatment remotely. That can reduce the need for transport and support treatment closer to the patient.

How do the notifications work?

When the patient’s set reference values are exceeded, the responsible clinicians can be notified automatically. At the same time, the prioritised patient overview lets staff highlight patients who need particular attention.

What happens when a patient is discharged?

When the patient is discharged from Levvel Patient, they are removed from the hospital’s patient overview but stay in the municipality’s system. There, measurements and follow-up can continue as before.

Does Levvel Patient require integration with the hospital’s record system?

Levvel Patient gives the hospital’s clinicians access to patient data and digital assessment functions through its own user interface. Any need for integration with the hospital’s existing IT systems is clarified as part of the implementation.

Where is the data stored?

Levvel’s standard solution is hosted in Microsoft Azure in a data centre in Sweden, so data is stored within the EU. If you have special requirements for hosting or IT infrastructure, we are happy to look into the options with you.

Can we try Levvel Patient before we decide?

Yes. We can demonstrate the solution and go through the digital patient pathways with you. After that, we can plan a defined trial with a few clinicians, clear success criteria and close follow-up.

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