“AarogyaCare: A Unified Framework For Smart Hopital Automation Using Wireless Sensors"

The proposed AarogyaCare system presents an IoT-based approach to smart hospital automation and patient monitoring. It integrates RFID-based patient identification, heart rate and SpO₂ monitoring using the MAX30100 sensor, bed occupancy detection, saline level monitoring using a load cell and HX711 module, and medicine reminders using an LED and buzzer. The LCD and web-based dashboard provide a centralized view of the available monitoring information. The system aims to reduce routine manual monitoring efforts and support healthcare staff in managing patient-related activities more efficiently. However, further testing is required to verify its accuracy, reliability, and performance under practical conditions Future work may include improving sensor accuracy through calibration, adding automatic alerts for abnormal readings and low saline levels, and enhancing dashboard features for patient data storage and historical analysis. Additional features such as real-time notifications, secure patient records, and improved wireless connectivity could also be incorporated. With further development and validation, AarogyaCare could become a more reliable and efficient solution for IoT-based hospital monitoring while continuing to support, rather than replace, professional medical supervision.

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