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Nexus
Changing Clinical Care. For Good.
About Nexus
Nexus is a healthcare technology company transforming how care is delivered across the continuum. Formerly known as Nexus Bedside, the company expanded its vision following the acquisition of Telemetrix to create a unified platform that connects inpatient care, longitudinal care, and the intelligence layer that orchestrates both. Today, Nexus operates through three integrated divisions: Nexus Bedside, our inpatient care platform that redesigns nursing workflows through a hybrid model of bedside and virtual care; Nexus Continuum, which extends care beyond the hospital with remote patient monitoring (RPM), chronic care management (CCM), and longitudinal care services; and Nexus Intelligence, our proprietary orchestration and development layer that connects data, workflows, and AI-driven insights across the entire patient journey. Rather than adding disconnected technologies to existing healthcare workflows, Nexus serves as the operating system for clinical care—integrating people, process, and technology into one coordinated model. The result is better patient outcomes, reduced clinician burden, improved operational efficiency, and measurable financial performance for health systems. By connecting care from admission through recovery, Nexus enables health systems to deliver safer, more personalized, and more sustainable care. Our mission is simple: changing clinical care for good.
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Signals from Nexus
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Products & Services
Nexus Bedside is a product designed to reimaginate care delivery to improve clinical outcomes and operational efficiencies.
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Strategy & Corporate Development
Nexus Bedside exists to build better clinical care for patients, nurses, and health systems.
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Customers & Market
Nexus Bedside deployments show that patients have been 17 times more likely to contact their virtual nurse than use the traditional call button.
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Customers & Market
Nexus Bedside deployments show that onsite nurses have been able to accept up to three times the typical number of transfers, while emergency department-to-floor transfers have been expedited by 90 minutes.
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