The 2025 Skilled Nursing News Innovation Report named data-driven care and predictive analytics as the year’s top innovation trend, highlighting the industry’s shift toward the use of real-time data and actionable insights to guide clinical decisions and treat more complex patients.
The Vios Monitoring Program delivers on this trend by bringing hospital‑grade cardiac telemetry and continuous vital signs monitoring into skilled nursing facilities, enabling timely interventions, supporting higher‑acuity patient management, and integration with existing infrastructure.
This year’s report featured Momentum at South Bay for Rehabilitation and Nursing for its use of Vios technology to advance cardiopulmonary rehabilitation. The facility’s implementation of the Vios Monitoring Program provides continuous cardiac rhythm and vital signs oversight with 24/7 monitoring by certified ECG technicians, real‑time detection of arrhythmias prompting timely intervention, and telemetry‑level capability to safely administer IV Lasix on site. This deployment has also helped Momentum admit medically unstable patients ineligible for outpatient rehab, stabilize them, and transition them to community‑based programs, effectively bridging a crucial gap in the care continuum.
As noted in the report, “The initiative has been successful in achieving a variety of goals, including supporting higher‑acuity patient management, enhancing patient and family confidence, and strengthening clinical decision making.” This recognition reflects how Vios is enabling skilled nursing facilities to align with a leading industry trend and implement continuous, data-driven monitoring to support complex patient care.
Access the full Skilled Nursing News Innovation Report here: SNN Innovations Report 2025