Clinical Intelligence for High-Acuity Care Teams
Etiometry’s platform delivers deep physiologic insights and supports the automation of hospital defined clinical pathways—enabling clinicians to make timely decisions and actions that may improve outcomes, reduce costs, and ease the burden on care teams.
Etiometry by the numbers
Reduce Length of Stay (LOS) by up to 36%1
Decrease ICU readmissions by up to 41%2
Reduce ventilation time by up to 30%3
29% shorter vasoactive infusion duration4
88% of nurses say Etiometry makes their jobs easier5
150+
Studies Enabled by Etiometry
10
FDA clearances
Improve outcomes with one platform
Partner with Etiometry and access the only FDA cleared clinical intelligence platform that empowers clinicians to proactively and personally drive care escalation and de-escalation decisions. The platform supports automated quality improvement initiatives for care standardization and facilitates the measurement, iteration, and optimization of your hospital’s care delivery processes.
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Multicenter Study Demonstrates 29% Reduction in Vasoactive Infusion Time with Use of Etiometry’s AI Powered Clinical Intelligence Platform
Study published in Critical Care Medicine highlights impact of IDO2-informed decision support on reducing postoperative support duration June 17, 2025 – BOSTON – A newly published multicenter clinical trial in…
Boston Children’s Hospital Multi-center Study Finds Etiometry’s Risk Analytics Algorithms May Help Assess Extubation Failure Following Congenital Cardiac Surgery
Results published in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine demonstrate that the IDO2 and IVCO2 Indices may support more informed ventilator liberation decisions May 19, 2025 – BOSTON – A newly published…
Health Tech: Shane Cooke Of Etiometry On How Their Technology Can Make An Important Impact On Our Overall Wellness
An Interview With David Leichner published by Authority Magazine From discussing the five things every health tech founder should know, to the real-world impact of Etiometry’s technology in the ICU,…
Sources
These results are observational; the Etiometry Platform is intended to aid decision-making, not to improve outcomes independently.
- Salvin et al, AHA (2017)
- Gaies et al. Circulation (2023)
- Clark, M.G. et al. JPCC (2025)
- Gazit, A.Z., et al (2025)
- Lowry, NASA TLX survey analysis from PCICS abstract (2020)
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