Designed to work seamlessly across the patient care ecosystem, the CARESCAPE B850 monitor features dedicated software packages for operating room, post anesthesia, intensive care, neonatal, and emergency department care areas.

The CARESCAPE monitoring platform is built on open architecture and industry standards to integrate fully and easily within your hospital infrastructure and preserve your legacy investments.

Clinical intelligence from multiple sources, like the telemetry system, lab results, medications, the MUSE™ cardiology information system, and more, can be brought directly to the bedside.

The CARESCAPE monitors are some of the most configurable of any monitor on the market—allowing you to customize the default configuration to match your workflows and patient populations. Using eight unique profiles, caregivers can quickly select the appropriate profile, such as pediatrics, and know the monitor defaults are configured for a pediatric patient—whether in the ICU, ED, or Neuro ICU. By customizing arrhythmia priority, alarm limits, tone and escalation, as well as a host of other settings, the CARESCAPE software offers alarm committees and hospital administrators a powerful tool to drive standardization.

Offering consistent algorithms throughout the CARESCAPE monitoring platform, the CARESCAPE B850 monitor incorporates advanced features such as smart lead fail and four simultaneous lead arrhythmia analysis enabled through GE Healthcare's trusted EK-Pro algorithm. The monitor also offers a wide range of basic to advanced clinical parameters like regional oximetry (rSO2), Perfusion Index (PI®), plethysmography variability index (Pvi®) and total hemoglobin (SpHb®) from a collaboration with major manufacturers like Medtronic and Masimo.
Workflows are streamlined by performing a diagnostic quality 12-lead EKG at the bedside using 12SL; further clinical context is provided directly at the bedside through a serial comparison powered by GE Healthcare's MUSE NX cardiology information system. An additional benefit of the 12SL algorithm is consistent QT and QTc measurements to help identify patients at risk for sudden cardiac arrest.

Clinicians need tools to help them quickly identify changes in patient status to determine the appropriate clinical care. The CARESCAPE portfolio includes tools that assist with clinical decision support, such as customizable page views for neurology, respiratory, cardiac, or other specialty views to quickly assess a patient’s condition at a glance.

• SPV and PPV parameter measurements may quickly assess a patient’s responsiveness to fluids
• GE Healthcare’s metabolics package can quickly help assess energy expenditure vs. caloric intake to help wean patients
• Reference templates provide easy identification of ST segment changes to quickly identify an ST elevation or depression, providing faster response to a myocardial infarction (MI)

Whether using histograms, mini-trends, or supplementing the CARESCAPE software with additional GE Healthcare tools such as serial comparison from the MUSE cardiology information system, CARESCAPE patient monitors help support clinicians make informed clinical decisions.

A standardized platform makes CARESCAPE monitors easy to maintain. By designing for serviceability, clinical engineering is able to easily replace and maintain components on-site. Every CARESCAPE ONE and CARESCAPE bedside monitor comes with a two-year preventive-maintenance schedule that reduces service costs. Additional warranty and service offerings are customizable to meet your specific needs. The CARESCAPE Service Interface allows clinical engineering to manage and troubleshoot your assets, saving time and resources, and with powerful Multi Monitor Manager to remotely upgrade, configure and secure your monitoring solutions.