Rytmo:
a new vision for delirium prevention

High technology at the service of patients’ well-being.

Explore the data behind delirium in intensive care units

Delirium is a significant concern in intensive care units, impacting a large percentage of patients. Understanding its prevalence and consequences is the first step toward developing effective solutions to mitigate its effects.

Delirium affects up to 80% of patients in intensive care units.

Annual number of patients in ICU

DENMARK

33.000

UNITED KINGDOM

200.000

NETHERLANDS

70.000

USA

6 milioni

GERMANY

2 milioni

FRANCE

200.000

SAUDI ARABIA

160.000

SPAIN

240.000

5-10 DAYS

MORE SPENT IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT.

HIGHER MORTALITY RATE IN ICU.

What is delirium?

Delirium is a sudden and severe disturbance in attention, awareness, and cognition, often affecting hospitalized patients, especially in ICUs. It can cause confusion, disorientation, hallucinations, and disrupted sleep-wake cycles.

How to fix it?

The circadian lighting system Rytmo can help prevent delirium by regulating circadian rhythms, promoting alertness during the day, and supporting restful sleep at night, reducing confusion and improving patient recovery.

Revolutionizing patient recovery through light therapy

We have developed Rytmo, an advanced artificial lighting system, designed to enhance patient recovery in intensive care by actively regulating circadian rhythms—an essential factor in reducing the risk of ICU delirium.

By replicating the natural cycle of daylight, this innovative lighting solution helps sustain cognitive function, promoting wakefulness and orientation during the day while supporting deep, restorative sleep at night.

Engineered to create an optimal healing environment, Rytmo not only mitigates these risks but also provides superior lighting for healthcare professionals, enabling precise, patient-centered care without disrupting rest and recovery.