Continuous Vital Monitoring
Tracks heart rate and oxygen saturation in real time so status is visible instead of assumed.
Built by law enforcement
When custody turns critical, seconds matter.
Pulse Patch® is a disposable adhesive device designed to track heart rate and oxygen saturation and alert officers to changes in readings during custody.
Officers can face fast-moving situations where a person’s condition is difficult to assess by observation alone. Pulse Patch® is designed to make heart rate and oxygen saturation visible in real time and provide an alert when readings change.
Co-founders Jared Boothe and Richard Byrod bring 30 years of combined law enforcement experience to the work.
Meet the foundersApply the patch, monitor vital signs, and review readings for documentation.
Tracks heart rate and oxygen saturation in real time so status is visible instead of assumed.
The device is designed to notify officers when readings indicate a change that needs attention.
Creates a record that supports action taken, reporting, and documentation.
The disposable adhesive patch is designed for rapid application.

The initial focus is on agencies evaluating vital monitoring during custody, including detention facilities.

Pulse Patch® is exploring future uses in settings where medical response may take longer. See the expansion vision.
Figures cited in the Pulse Patch® pitch deck.
Talk with the team about your custody procedures, documentation needs, and what an agency pilot could look like.
Request the deck to learn about the initial law enforcement focus and the opportunity to expand through agency policy, insurance, and procurement.
Request Investor DeckPulse Patch® is designed to track heart rate and oxygen saturation in real time.
This 23-second demonstration shows the adhesive patch being placed on the forehead.
Application demo on YouTubeVideo pending upload
The device is designed to provide audible and visual alerts when readings indicate a change that needs attention.
Pulse Patch® is designed to provide downloadable data to support documentation and reporting.
Request an agency demo to discuss your workflow, procurement questions, or interest in a pilot.
Law enforcement and detention are the initial focus. The team sees potential for future use in disaster response, schools, large events, and remote operations where medical response may take longer.
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