Sibel Health pricing

No price is published: no pricing page, unit of charge, range, tier, implementation fee position or minimum commitment. The platform mixes three cost types that behave differently: skin adhesives are consumables that scale with census, the rechargeable chest and limb sensors are a device fleet to size, track and replace, and the central hub and cloud software are platform costs that scale with the facility.

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Pricing model: Not disclosed. No unit of charge is described anywhere. The product combines consumable adhesives that scale with patient volume, rechargeable sensors that behave as a managed device fleet, central hub hardware, and cloud software, and nothing indicates how any of those is charged or how they combine. Nothing distinguishes pricing across the neonatal, adult, maternal, home monitoring and clinical trials product lines, and where a monitoring manufacturer partner leads a deployment the contracting party and rate may not be Sibel's own.
Implementation: Not disclosed. Sibel publishes no implementation, integration or onboarding fee and no deployment timeline. The likely scope is substantial and partly inferable from the architecture: sensors and charging infrastructure must be sited and managed as a fleet, central hubs installed on wards, wireless network capacity provisioned for continuous streaming, and nursing workflow revised where manual observation rounds are reduced. A development kit is offered for partners building their own applications on the cleared sensors, described as achievable in as little as a week, which suggests integration effort on that path is light. Nothing states whether the vendor performs facility deployment, charges for it, or whether the co development partner delivers implementation in markets where it leads.
Business associate agreement: Not disclosed. Company material states the remote monitoring platform complies with HIPAA and EU data protection law; no business associate agreement, execution requirement or subcontractor position is published, and the only privacy policy covers website visitors. The compliance statement is scoped to home monitoring, with nothing stated for the hospital central hub, the maternal system or the clinical trials platform.

Neonatal, adult, maternal, home, sleep and clinical trial buyers differ in volume and procurement route. A patient monitoring manufacturer is an investor and co development partner, so in some markets the price a hospital sees may be set or bundled by that partner. The company argues that continuous monitoring frees nurses from manual spot checks, a staffing claim with no nursing hours or cost per monitored patient day attached. The consumable cost per patient day, sensor and hub capital cost and the software licensing basis are not published.

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Questions

Sibel Health pricing, answered

How much does Sibel Health cost?

Sibel Health does not publish a price. The platform mixes three cost types that behave differently: skin adhesives are consumables that scale with census, the rechargeable chest and limb sensors are a device fleet to size, track and replace, and the central hub and cloud software are platform costs that scale with the facility.

Does Sibel Health charge an implementation fee?

Not disclosed. Sibel publishes no implementation, integration or onboarding fee and no deployment timeline. The likely scope is substantial and partly inferable from the architecture: sensors and charging infrastructure must be sited and managed as a fleet, central hubs installed on wards, wireless network capacity provisioned for continuous streaming, and nursing workflow revised where manual observation rounds are reduced. A development kit is offered for partners building their own applications on the cleared sensors, described as achievable in as little as a week, which suggests integration effort on that path is light. Nothing states whether the vendor performs facility deployment, charges for it, or whether the co development partner delivers implementation in markets where it leads.

Does Sibel Health offer a business associate agreement?

Not disclosed. Company material states the remote monitoring platform complies with HIPAA and EU data protection law; no business associate agreement, execution requirement or subcontractor position is published, and the only privacy policy covers website visitors. The compliance statement is scoped to home monitoring, with nothing stated for the hospital central hub, the maternal system or the clinical trials platform.