Ably Medical

18/09/2025

We joined the Norwegian Trade Mission in Denmark, hosted by Norway, together with municipalities, care providers, and innovators. 🇳🇴🤝🇩🇰

The conversations confirmed what we all know, Norway and Denmark face the same challenges:

>> Staffing shortages
>> An aging population
>> Rising need for preventive care

We listened closely to municipalities. Their feedback was clear and practical—highlighting both opportunities and obstacles in daily care. And insights from Stavanger’s e-health strategy underlined why Nordic collaboration matters if we want to scale what actually works.

⚕️We’ll share more insights from our discussions soon.

21/08/2025

Nurses carry one of the heaviest loads in healthcare—physically and mentally. The right technology should do more than improve efficiency.

It should make their work easier, safer, and more sustainable.

In this short interview, Iris Meyenburg-Altwarg shares how digital tools and smart systems can reduce strain, lower stress levels, and strengthen the working environment for clinical teams.

👉 Learn more about how routine, repetitive tasks can be shifted to technology to free up time for nurses in our latest blog post: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0ms8WP0

18/08/2025

We’re excited to be featured by Business Norway! 🚀

Our LYNG sensor system transforms any hospital bed into a smart bed, helping healthcare professionals save time, enhance safety, and deliver better care to patients.

Read the full story here 👉 https://businessnorway.com/solutions/lyng-sensor-system-turning-any-bed-into-a-smart-bed

Ably Medical is helping hospitals to improve patient safety and reduce staff workload with LYNG, a contactless smart sensor system integrated into hospital beds.

14/08/2025

Nurses carry a lot—patients to care for, vitals to track, and a constant mental checklist that never really stops. Continuous patient monitoring takes some of that weight off.

It delivers real-time vital sign trends without extra bedside checks, so teams can spot changes earlier, act faster, and spend more time with patients instead of chasing numbers.

As one nurse in the Netherlands told us: “Continuous insight into vital signs is like having extra eyes on the ward.”

The result?
>> Less stress and mental strain.
>> Fewer unnecessary interruptions for patients.
>> More time for the kind of care that really matters.

We’ve seen this in action—and it works.

👉Read how continuous monitoring changes the pace on the ward.

Continuous vital signs monitoring reduces mental strain for nurses by providing trend insights, saving time, and enhancing patient safety through early detection and quicker response.

23/07/2025

“Taking vital signs by hand, then trying to remember the numbers while moving on to the next task — it’s exhausting and takes too much time.”

That’s why continuous vital signs monitoring matters for clinicians, as well as patients.

Instead of checking once and guessing the rest, you get steady, real-time updates. It saves time, eases the mental load, and helps catch patient changes early.

Our CEO Mikkel puts it simply:
👉 “Continuous patient monitoring is the future of healthcare — and that’s what we’re building at Ably.”

Our system tracks vital signs without cables or wearables, but the real win is how it helps you during your shift.

We build it with clinicians, so it fits your workflow and lightens your load.

🎥 Hear more from Mikkel and share your thoughts.

17/07/2025

The smartest healthcare tech isn’t always the most complex—it’s the one that gets used.

In this video, Prof. Steffen Hamm (OTH Amberg-Weiden) shares a key lesson:

🔹 Simpler, affordable solutions often work best
🔹 Over-engineering leads to stalled progress
🔹 Implementation, training, and feedback matter more than specs
🔹 Real impact comes from tools nurses and clinicians actually use

“The real value isn’t in the tech itself, but in how well we implement it.”

Let’s stop chasing complexity and start focusing on what works—for staff, for patients, for the system.

🎥 Watch the full interview below.

03/07/2025

HLTH Europe 2025 – what we kept hearing from the frontline 👇

We had some great conversations in Amsterdam at HLTH.

Not the surface-level kind. The real talks with nurses, clinicians, and people working to make care better.

A few points came up that would be worth sharing:

>> Smart alarms that help
Nurses told us they’re done with constant alerts that don’t mean anything. What they need are smart alarms—signals they can trust so that they can focus on what matters.

>> Sleep and behavior aren’t just “nice to have”
Teams in post-op and geriatric wards want to understand how patients sleep and move, not just for data’s sake, but to tailor care. Sleep tracking has "gone clinical".

>> “Can this be used at home?”
We heard that question more than ever. Whether it’s rehab or follow-up after surgery, care is shifting out of the hospital. Nurses want tools that follow the patient, not just stay at the bedside.

>> Spotting problems before they grow
From fall risks to early deterioration, care teams are asking for systems that can flag trouble early. Predictive tools that give them a head start, not a long report after the fact.

This is genuine market feedback from people delivering care in the field.

And we’re developing support for it

05/05/2025

Smart minds and real talk. Wisdom from hashtag
We had a great run at DMEA 2025—one of Europe’s top digital health events.

And it was nothing short of inspiring!💡

From frontline nurses to hospital leaders, we connected with healthcare professionals facing real daily challenges.

💬 We had the chance to speak with brilliant minds, diving deep into conversations around:
- The economic pressure on hospitals
- The shrinking number of healthcare facilities
- The urgent need for innovative, usable digital tools

And most importantly, how to ease the workload of the nursing staff

These discussions reinforced the importance of collaboration in addressing the evolving needs of our healthcare systems.

🎥 Here's a glimpse into our experience at DMEA 2025.

20/03/2025

We're soon heading to Berlin! 🇩🇪
Join us at the Nordic Pavilion at DMEA 2025 from April 8–10.

We're excited to showcase LYNG, our cutting-edge solution for continuous patient monitoring.

Don't miss the chance to connect with industry leaders and explore new opportunities for collaboration.

Want to learn how LYNG can help with the nursing shortage?
Book a time with Christian Bennike right here:
https://meetings-eu1.hubspot.com/christian-bennike/dmea-meeting
-and let’s talk!

We can't wait to meet you – see you in Berlin!
📍 Event details & floor map:


Innovation Norway | Business Norway | Biotech North | Norway Health Tech | Norwegian Smart Care Cluster | Oslo Cancer Cluster | The Life Science Cluster

28/01/2025

Thank you for making 2024 amazing for Ably Medical!
We've had the privilege of meeting brilliant clinicians, exchanging ideas with great minds, and, most importantly, listening and learning from those on the frontlines of healthcare.💡

From DMEA in Berlin to the inspiring HLTH Congress in Amsterdam and meaningful conversations at Erasmus Hospital in Rotterdam—each event and connection has brought invaluable insights.

Without input from nurses and doctors who tackle everyday challenges, we couldn’t develop a solution that truly makes a difference.

And guess what?

We’re just getting started! We can’t wait to meet even more incredible professionals in 2025 and continue this journey of innovation and collaboration. 🚀

Here’s to another year of making healthcare better together! 💙

18/01/2025

As clinicians, have you ever wished for better equipment for your department?

You see the gaps every day. Whether it's new equipment or innovative technology, you know exactly what could improve patient care and streamline operations.

But here’s the challenge:
How do you make it happen?
Who should you approach first?

In our latest blog, we break down:
✅ The key stakeholders you need on your side.
✅ A step-by-step guide to navigate the process effectively.

Don’t let great ideas stay just ideas. Take the first step toward transforming your ward.

Click here to read the full guide and start making a difference.
https://ablymed.com/blog/stakeholder-management-in-healthcare

16/01/2025

Nurses spend 90 minutes per shift on administration.
Additionally, numerous other repetitive tasks take time away from actual patient care.

For example, our case study in a German hospital ward shows that vital signs monitoring takes up to 10 minutes per patient per shift.

This can adversely affect the already strenuous workload.
Fortunately, technical innovations can automate many of these tasks.

You can learn about the adverse effects of repetitive tasks and the technological solutions available.

https://ablymed.com/blog/maximizing-time-for-patients-how-much-time-do-healthcare-professionals-spend-on-vitals-signs-monitoring

Healthcare professionals spend significant time on non-essential tasks like documentation and vital signs monitoring, impacting patient care and causing burnout. Technology integration is crucial for maximizing patient time.