How it works

One band follows one mother, from admission to discharge.

Aya Mama reads the body's compensatory reserve and turns it into a colour staff can act on.

  1. 01

    Fit

    The band goes on her upper arm at admission, on a fresh liner.

  2. 02

    Detect

    It reads compensatory reserve from the shape of every pulse, through labour and on the ward.

  3. 03

    Alert

    Staff watch the colour, not the number. Amber means prepare. Red means go now.

  4. 04

    Refer

    If she needs to move, her data moves with her, so the next team starts informed.

Normal

88

Steady

Silent

Warning

62

Falling 8%/min

Soft chime

Critical

22

Falling 14%/min

Loud alarm, speaks the value

Why it works

Blood pressure looks normal. Until it doesn't.

The body compensates for blood loss, so standard vital signs warn late, and blood loss estimated by eye misses about half of cases. Compensatory reserve falls from the first drop. Aya Mama reads it.

Compensatory reserve versus blood pressure as blood is lost Illustrative. Reserve falls steadily from the first blood lost while blood pressure stays flat, then drops late. The gap is the time early detection buys. Blood pressure Reserve The window Aya Mama opens Vital signs finally move Blood lost →
Illustrative, not patient data.