Device readings in your platform, through one integration.
TEMORA connects your patients' medical devices, collects each reading and delivers it to your system in one consistent structure. Your team keeps its platform, patient relationships and clinical workflows.
One reading, as your platform receives it
- Measurement
- Blood pressure
- Values
- 128 / 82, as measured
- Units
- mmHg
- Time
- Measured at 08:05
- Source
- Device model and hub
- Patient link
- Your association rules
Data integrity
A different structure.
The same measurement.
TEMORA structures readings for your software while preserving what the device measured.
- Measurement
- The type of reading remains explicit.
- Source
- Device and hub identifiers keep the origin attached to the reading.
- Time
- Measurement time and receipt time are distinguished in the integration specification.
- Patient association
- Readings follow the patient association agreed with your organization.
What TEMORA covers, and what your team provides.
TEMORA takes on device connectivity, reading collection and structuring: the device-specific work that can otherwise sit with your engineers. Your organization keeps the product, the program and the clinical side.
TEMORA covers
- Compatibility review of the exact device models you select
- Home hubs prepared for your program and its devices
- Collecting each reading and giving it one consistent structure
- Delivering readings to the destination your engineers specify
- Technical support during evaluation and deployment
Your team provides
- The receiving system and the fields it needs
- How patients are identified in your records
- A test environment for the evaluation
- Your security, hosting and retention requirements
- A technical contact, and the people who set up homes and support patients
How readings reach your system.
Configured for your system and validated in your test environment before deployment.
- Your destination. Connect readings to your monitoring platform, care coordination software or clinical information system through the receiving integration. Your team keeps working in its own tools.
- Your fields. A common core structure organizes readings across devices; measurement-specific fields and their mapping follow your receiving system’s requirements.
- Your authentication. How your system verifies that a delivery comes from TEMORA is part of the integration design.
- Test first. The evaluation runs against your test environment with a defined set of hubs and devices.
- New devices later. A new compatible model arrives in the same structure, so the integration isn't rebuilt.
From first call to connected program.
Each step ends with something your team can check.
- Your receiving system
- Device list or measurements
- Expected number of patients
- Security requirements
- Scoping callYour platform, devices, patients and goals. We define the connection work and deployment scope together.
- Device reviewEach exact model checked against your measurements.
- Integration designFields, patient association, destination, authentication and support ownership, written down.
- Technical evaluationYour test environment, a defined set of hubs and devices, and success criteria agreed in advance.
- DeploymentHubs prepared for your program; onboarding and support organized as agreed.
Who does what in deployment and support.
The split is written into your deployment scope before the first hub ships.
| Task | TEMORA | Your organization |
|---|---|---|
| Device compatibility review | Leads | Selects the models |
| Hub preparation for your program | Leads | — |
| Integration design and testing | Together | Together |
| Home setup of hub and devices | Agreed per program: your team, a field partner, or your staff with guidance from TEMORA | |
| Patient questions and first-line support | Supports your team | Leads |
| Technical issues with hubs and data delivery | Leads | Reports through the agreed channel |
| Patient records, clinical review and decisions | — | Leads |
Replacement of equipment and escalation contacts are set per program in the same document.
Security and data.
The controls built into TEMORA, and the requirements we agree with your security team before deployment.
Security controls
- Each hub is individually identified and can be deactivated.
- Readings leave the hub over encrypted connections.
- Readings are accepted only from hubs and devices registered to your organization.
- Interpretation and clinical decisions stay with your team.
Deployment requirements
- Hosting location and data residency, set for your deployment
- Retention and deletion rules
- Access control and audit expectations
- Incident notification and contacts
- Your security review, answered in writing
Integration questions.
The ones technical teams raise in the first call.
Does TEMORA replace our platform?
No. Your platform remains responsible for patient records, clinical workflows and the care experience. TEMORA connects the devices and delivers the readings to it.
Do our clinicians need a TEMORA interface?
No. Readings are delivered into your system, and your team keeps working in your own tools.
Can we test before patients are involved?
Yes. The technical evaluation runs against your test environment with a defined set of hubs and devices, before any patient goes live.
How are readings linked to the right patient?
Through association rules agreed during scoping, based on how your program assigns hubs and devices to patients and on the identifiers your records use.
What do patients need?
Their medical device and a hub configured at deployment. No personal smartphone, app or account for daily measurements.
How is an integration priced?
We prepare a proposal based on your device selection, number of hubs, integration scope and support needs.
Review your integration case.
Tell us about your platform, your devices and your security requirements. We come back with the questions to settle and a proposed evaluation. Or write to [email protected].