Medical Technology

Most people think a “Windows tablet” means basic stuff like email, web browsing, Word/Excel, maybe Zoom. In the home health and RPM (Remote Patient Monitoring) industries, Windows tablets are being used for more than just “computer tasks.”

They have become an actual work tool used during home patient care. Used in the same way a clipboard, phone, and office computer used to be used, but now all in one device, right in the patient’s home.

In this blog we break down how that works in practice and what features matter most for field use.

Yes, it can. In healthcare, where speed and precision can mean the difference between effective care and missed opportunities, a device that can capture, process, and share data instantly is essential. Tablets are no longer just accessories—they are becoming central tools in modern healthcare.

Picture a nurse moving from room to room with a lightweight tablet, checking vitals without juggling clipboards or rushing back to a desktop. Or imagine a patient at home, comfortably entering symptoms into a tablet app and sending the information directly to their doctor. These are the kinds of everyday changes that make a big difference in care delivery.

The Fusion5 Windows Tablet supports this shift by combining portability, strong security, and compatibility with medical devices. It lets healthcare teams focus on patients while AI systems handle the background analysis. The result: faster decisions, smoother workflows, and clearer communication between patients and providers.