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Change Never Looked So Good

Introducing the Welch Allyn® Spot Vital Signs® 4400 Device
Meet the Spot 4400
Blood Pressure Averaging
Preferred by Clinicians
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Easily capture a full set of vitals you can trust — so you can spend less time with the device and more time with your patients.

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Simple

Enjoy an easy-to-use touchscreen and intuitive workflow
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Accurate

Count on clinical accuracy and consistent measurements — including built-in blood pressure averaging
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Connected

Save time and reduce data entry errors with simple EMR connectivity
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Preferred

See why 9 out of 10 users would recommend the Spot Vital Signs 4400 Device1

   

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Experience the Power of Simplicity

This all-in-one device offers clinical results you can trust — with a workflow that works for you.

  • Simple, 7” color touchscreen makes vitals capture easy
  • Built-in blood pressure averaging helps you feel confident in your hypertension screenings
  • Flexible connectivity options send vitals data directly to your EMR — quickly and securely

MEET THE SPOT 4400

Welch Allyn Spot 4400 Vital Signs Device is shown with a blood pressure cuff, thermometer and pulse oximeter

   

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Blood Pressure Readings You Can Believe In


A lot can change from one blood pressure reading to the next.2 Capturing and averaging a series of readings can give you a more complete view of your patients’ heart health — and improve your hypertension diagnoses. The American Heart Association agrees, recommending multiple automated readings during a single in-office visit.3

 

READ THE STUDY

   
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A Change for the Better

In a study across local and regional multidisciplinary outpatient facilities, clinical users gave their feedback on the Spot Vital Signs 4400 Device compared to legacy devices.* The results were clear: change is good.

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9 out of 10
Manual users would recommend the new Spot Vital Signs 4400 Device.1

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“Everything is in one place; it makes exams simple.”

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Clinicians agree: the Spot Vital Signs 4400 Device is a welcome change.


Read the study to learn why.

 

SEE THE RESULTS
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*This study compared the legacy Welch Allyn Spot Vital Signs 4200 Device and manual vital signs workflows to the new Spot Vital Signs 4400 Device. Results showed 88% of users preferred the Spot Vital Signs 4400 Device over their current manual workflow and/or the legacy device.

References
  1. Shruti Marwaha, Chris Long, Thomas John, Kimberly Koloms. Usability, Preference and Comparative Workflow Evaluation of a Next-Generation Vital Signs Monitor: A Prospective Observational Study. 2019-2020.
  2. Smith MD, Robert, David Quinn, Christopher Long. “Blood Pressure Averaging: Decreasing the rate of Misdiagnosing Hypertension.” 60101889, Version A. 2019.
  3. Muntner, Paul et al. “Measurement of Blood Pressure in Humans: A Scientific Statement From the American Heart Association.” Hypertension 73, no. 5. (May 1, 2019). Doi:10.1161/hyp.0000000000000087.