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a challenge that needs a solution

The nursing shortage appears to be permanent, and that requires action.

Health systems are managing a lasting shortage of nurses, rising labor costs, and growing pressure to improve outcomes. A meaningful share of every shift goes to taking vital signs by hand, and because those checks are intermittent, changes in a patient’s condition can go unseen between them. After discharge, most patients are not monitored at all.


Continuous vital signs, without the manual work.

SleeveSense™ is a comfortable, long-term wearable sleeve that monitors patients automatically, from the hospital bed to home. It returns time to nurses, helps teams see deterioration earlier, and runs quietly in the background with nothing for staff or patients to manage.


One platform, continuous visibility.

SleeveSense is a soft, long-term sleeve worn on the upper arm, with no adhesives, straps, or daily handling. It captures heart rate, respiration rate, skin temperature, and movement continuously and streams them securely to the clinical record, from the hospital through the home. It is built to clinical-grade accuracy, which we are validating in clinical testing.

  • Automatic by design. Nurses don’t start readings, swap batteries, or manage charging. Patients don’t operate anything.
  • Hospital to home. The same platform follows the patient across inpatient, outpatient, and at-home care.
  • No capital outlay. Delivered as a per-patient subscription, with all infrastructure provided and managed by Senphonix.

 “Manual vitals are not the best use of a nurse’s time anymore. If a system can collect them automatically and reliably, that time goes straight back to patient care, where it belongs.”

 "There’s too much that happens between vitals. This would help us intervene earlier." 

Backed by evidence and supported by investors and the people who will use it.

  • 98% of nurses (n=402) would support adopting SleeveSense
  • 94% of healthcare finance leaders (n=457) would support adoption
  • $850K+ in non-dilutive research funding from the NSF, the NIH, and Arizona’s WearTech program
  • Core technology exclusively licensed from the University of Arizona


Survey figures are from national studies conducted by MarketWise Advising for Senphonix.


Built for how care actually works.

Continuous monitoring can catch deterioration earlier, support safer recovery after discharge, and let health systems scale care without adding staff at the same rate. It is designed to reduce manual workload, lower reliance on costly contract nursing, and open new remote-patient-monitoring revenue, all while fitting the workflows clinicians already use.


Monitoring that disappears into the background.

SleeveSense connects over long-range radio inside the hospital and over the patient’s phone at home, and makes vitals available in the electronic health record only when clinicians choose to review them. No new thresholds, no added alarms, no workflow redesign.

 “We are not looking for technology that adds capability. We are looking for technology that gives us capacity back. That distinction matters.”

If your organization would like to be considered for a pilot, let's chat.

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SleeveSense™ will be available upon FDA clearance, which is expected in 2027.


Senphonix is a Delaware C-Corp., with offices in Minnesota and Arizona. For more information, contact us at info@senphonix.com or 612-913-0607; or follow us on LinkedIn. Copyright © 2026 Senphonix, Inc. - All Rights Reserved. Logos and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. All quotes herein are drawn from anonymous responses to two MarketWise Advising ("MarketWise") national studies, commissioned by Senphonix; some quotes were lightly edited for brevity. 

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