The platform
The Medical Command Network: four roles, one care service.
LifeBot Inc. provides connected medical and field telemedicine systems organised as a Medical Command Network (MCN). The network links patient-side work, authorised remote clinical participation and received-record review through distinct product roles and a configuration defined for your service.
Why the complete encounter matters
Equipment and video are not the whole service.
A local team needs a useful clinical workspace. A remote clinician needs the relevant context. A records team needs to find the received encounter. The service also needs clear responsibilities for information, handoffs and support. LifeBot makes that operating model explicit.
Conceptual workflow, not an as-built design. Local completion, record receipt and clinical handover are distinct tasks.
At the patientLink · CorePatient-side encounter: context, selected devices, examination media and local documentation.
Remote clinicianCommandAuthorised consultation with shared vital signs, ECG, media, audio and video.
Records teamMatrixSearch and review of received record packages; access administration and connection history.- Your systemsHospital systemInbound and outbound API connections, defined and tested for each customer project.
Four roles
Choose the workspace for each participant.
LifeBot Link
Deployable patient-side system. Establish patient and encounter context at the point of need.
Explore Link
LifeBot Core
Patient-side clinical cart. Organise patient information and local documentation.
Explore Core
LifeBot Command
Remote clinician workstation. Join the selected patient consultation.
Explore Command
LifeBot Matrix
Received-record review and administration. Find and review received patient records.
Explore MatrixSupporting foundations
Follow one representative encounter
From the first observation to the confirmed handover.
- 01Link · Core
Establish patient-side context
The local team identifies the patient and encounter in Link or Core, uses the selected equipment and documents the required observations.
- 02Command
Bring in remote expertise
The team requests authorised Command participation. Participants agree what to share and who records the discussion.
- 03Link · Core
Complete local documentation
The team checks and saves the record. A local save describes local state; it does not prove submission or receipt.
- 04Matrix
Confirm the received record
The selected package follows the configured path. The records user locates it in Matrix; rejected or unmatched records have a named owner.
- 05Care team
Confirm clinical handover
The responsible professionals confirm transfer of care under the service’s procedure. Receipt of data alone does not transfer responsibility.
When remote participation is unavailable, applicable local documentation continues and the team uses its approved alternate-communication procedure. Network restoration, application reconnection and record reconciliation are confirmed separately.
Illustrative walkthrough for planning a service, based on the LifeBot Public Positioning Guide. Not a reported patient case or an operator procedure.
Keep responsibilities distinct
Three tasks that are easy to confuse.
The service must identify the person and the completion evidence for each.
Remote consultation
Supports the clinical conversation between the patient-side team and the remote clinician.
Record exchange
Delivers selected information for later review. Local save, submission and receipt are separate events.
Clinical handover
Transfers care responsibility under your organisation’s procedure. Data receipt alone does not transfer it.
Human-directed work. LifeBot coordination is human-directed and role-based. It does not imply autonomous diagnosis or treatment. Security & data explains how access, hosting and record custody are assigned.
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See the complete encounter, live.
Book a demonstration with sample data: patient-side work, the remote clinician joining, local work during an outage and the record arriving. Online, on site in Türkiye or at ICMM 2026.