Remote Patient Health Monitoring with Cardiovascular Illness using the Internet of Things

COVID-19 epidemic plus the ongoing partial lockdowns make a difficult moment for the critical patients. Even the doctors treating the patients have maximum probability to get infected. Monitoring the patients' pulse rates and oxygen levels has become crucial for the patients. Doctors in these situations rely on patients to measure temporal measurements of vital bodily parameters for therapeutic purposes. Therefore, it is suggested in this work to create a low-cost, effective data logger for remote recording and monitoring of the physiological characteristics of the human body, such as temperature, heart rate, pulse rate, oxygen saturation, etc. Doctors may remotely access patient data via an integrated data logger that is built utilizing an IoT-based cloud server to monitor patients. The sensor data is successfully tested and recorded on the Thing Speak server, and an alerting system using Light emitting diodes (LEDs) and buzzers is created to notify doctors in case of an emergency.