Date of Publication :18th April 2018
Abstract: In the recent year’s health monitoring system is one of the innovative concepts that has been introduced in many of the developing countries. The framework is to help the people to get the proper treatment and diagnosis with all the advanced medical technologies in time. The IoT (internet of things) have been extensively used to interconnect the handy clinical assets and offer smart, reliable, and fine healthcare services to patients. It has been implemented by using different sort of sensors to monitor the vital signs in patients heartbeat conditions, temperature and humidity. Transmission of the information from the body sensors to the server is done by the WI-FI module where the data is stored in server the microcontroller is used to convert the data into readable signals. The doctor can view the patient’s condition through laptop or through the android phones where Bluetooth is the transmitter. The main purpose of this paper is both patient and doctor can have the real time communication it is extremely helpful for chronically ill, elderly and even for bedridden patients in home.
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