RTX Healthcare Launches Wireless Telehealth Monitor with built-in GSM/GPRS Mobile Phone Technology

RTX Healthcare today announced a new member to the family of interactive telehealth monitors, which allows healthcare system integrators and disease management companies to effectively monitor patients at home. The RTX3371 GSM/GPRS Telehealth Monitor collects vital signs wirelessly from external devices and subjective patient information from patient questionnaires and transmits the data directly to the system integrator or disease management company's own clinical information system. The collected vital signs include weight, blood pressure, blood glucose, peak flow, SpO2, ECG, blood coagulation and others. All external devices are products from major third party medical device manufacturers.

Bjarne Flou, CEO of RTX Healthcare says, "Expanding our product portfolio to include a GSM/GPRS mobile phone technology enabled Telehealth Monitor is a natural next step in the progression of our vision to become the preferred supplier of telehealth equipment. Our Telehealth Monitors are extremely simple and intuitive to use for elderly patients. Furthermore, the flexibility of the device and our business model, where RTX Healthcare sell the RTX3371 Telehealth Monitor for a one-off fee without a proprietary backend, makes our monitors an easy and preferred choice for telehealth providers." Bjarne Flou continues, "The RTX3371 GSM/GPRS Telehealth Monitor is the second member of a family of telehealth monitors, which also include the RTX3370 monitor with built-in PSTN landline phone modem."

About RTX Healthcare A/S
RTX Healthcare focuses entirely on helping people suffering from chronic diseases to live a better and longer life with their disease. RTX Healthcare specializes in the development and manufacturing of wireless medical devices for remote monitoring. It is RTX Healthcare's vision to be known and recognized as a market leader in the healthcare industry at delivering the most appropriate and cost-effective telehealth solutions. RTX Healthcare is a subsidiary company of RTX Telecom A/S, which is based in Denmark with offices in California and Hong Kong. RTX Telecom A/S is listed on the Nordic Stock Exchange, Copenhagen (OMX). For further information, please visit: www.rtx.dk.

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