Owlet Partners with Rhapsody to Connect Remote Baby Monitoring Data to EHRs
Collaboration bridges home and hospital, creating a secure pathway for pediatric insights to be managed and shared.

Owlet partners with Rhapsody to securely connect infant vital signs from Owlet’s FDA-cleared, prescription pulse oximeter, BabySat®, directly into their existing electronic health record (EHR) workflows.
The integration creates a secure, standards-based pathway for Owlet’s pediatric data to flow seamlessly into existing provider environments, enabling clinicians to view and record important data information as part of their standard patient records. With Rhapsody’s flexible integration solution, healthcare organizations can reduce custom development, minimize errors, and ensure accurate, timely patient information is available when and where it’s needed most.
“Our partnership with Rhapsody is another step forward in Owlet’s mission to redefine how infant data is integrated and used more effectively within the healthcare system,” said Jonathan Harris, Owlet’s President and CEO. “We’re connecting the dots between home and hospital by delivering clinically validated infant monitoring that keeps parents and providers connected from anywhere. By integrating with the Rhapsody trusted exchange platform, we’ve made sharing infant health data simple, empowering families to make informed decisions and allowing clinicians to deliver better care.”
By simplifying data connectivity between home and clinical settings, the partnership makes it easier for hospitals to scale their pediatric remote patient monitoring (RPM) programs. Clinicians can access continuous, real-time insights from patients receiving care at home, seamlessly integrated into the tools they already use.
“True interoperability isn’t just about moving data, it’s about making that data meaningful in the moments that matter,” said Sagnik Bhattacharya, CEO of Rhapsody. “By connecting Owlet’s clinically-validated monitoring data directly into the EHR, we’re giving clinicians a fuller view of their youngest patients, and helping families feel more connected to their child’s care team."
This integration marks a key milestone in Owlet’s expansion into clinical settings and reflects growing interest in connected monitoring from healthcare systems nationwide. As Owlet continues to bridge the gap between home monitoring and hospital care, the Company remains focused on empowering parents and providers with trusted, clinically validated insights. To learn more about Owlet’s FDA-cleared products, including BabySat and Dream Sock®, visit www.owletcare.com.
About Owlet, Inc.
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About Rhapsody
Rhapsody is a global leader in healthcare interoperability and digital health enablement infrastructure serving over 1,900 customers. Rhapsody enables care providers, health tech builders, and public health teams to save time, reduce costs, and recognize revenue more quickly by accelerating adoption of digital health innovation through interoperability. Rhapsody API-enabled solutions are composable and flexible to meet customers where they are, deployable in a private cloud, Rhapsody cloud, or as an iPaaS.
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