Shanghe SH-T17 Smart Health Checkup Device: Redefining the "All-Around Warrior" of Primary Care Health Management

Against the backdrop of an aging population and surging demand for chronic disease prevention and control, primary care institutions are facing the dual challenges of service efficiency and accuracy. Shanghe Technology's SH-T17 Smart Health Checkup Device, centered around "one-stop health checkup + intelligent management," offers over 25 health checkup items and over 100 health indicators. It serves as a "health steward" for health centers, community hospitals, enterprises, institutions, and nursing homes, redefining the paradigm of primary care health screening. I. Technological Breakthrough: Comprehensive Coverage from Basic Physiology to In-Depth Health Management

The SH-T17 transcends the limitations of traditional physical examination equipment. Its modular design enables 25 basic physical examinations and over 100 health indicators, encompassing six core functions:

1. Basic Physiology: Height, weight, BMI, blood pressure, temperature, blood oxygen saturation, heart rate, and other routine indicators, with an accuracy of ±0.5 cm (height) and ±0.1 kg (weight).

2. Chronic Disease Screening: Blood glucose, uric acid, total cholesterol, four blood lipid profiles (triglycerides, high-density lipoprotein, etc.), and glycated hemoglobin testing, covering core indicators of metabolic syndrome. For example, at the Dalian Bank of Communications Health Center in Liaoning Province, the device monitored employee blood lipid data for three consecutive months and identified 35% of employees at risk for hyperlipidemia, enabling timely health interventions.

3. Organ Function Assessment: 12-lead electrocardiograms and bone density testing support early warning of cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. After the Xi'an Railway Bureau's Hanzhong Train Operation Section introduced the system, line workers discovered 12 potential cases of arrhythmias through electrocardiogram (ECG) testing, preventing acute events.

4. Metabolic and Nutritional Analysis: BIA bioelectrical impedance technology measures 20 body components, including body fat percentage, basal metabolic rate, and muscle mass, providing a scientific basis for weight management. In practice at a community health service center, the device helped residents lose an average of 4.2 kg and a 3.8% decrease in body fat percentage over three months.

5. Disease Risk Warning: Detection of arteriosclerosis and alcohol content supports early screening for chronic diseases such as diabetes.

6. Traditional Chinese Medicine Constitution and Psychological Assessment: Nine Traditional Chinese Medicine constitutions (such as Yang deficiency and Yin deficiency) are identified through questionnaires and algorithms. Combined with 11 psychological assessments, including the Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale, this system constructs a three-dimensional health profile encompassing "body, mind, and metabolism." II. Intelligent Innovation: From Self-Service to Closed-Loop Health Management

The SH-T17's intelligence is reflected in three key areas:

1. Touchless Operation:

It supports multi-mode login using facial recognition, ID card, social security card, and medical card. The high-definition touchscreen guides users through the test. For example, during blood pressure measurement, the screen dynamically displays the arm's positioning angle, and during blood oxygen measurement, a voice prompt "Keep your finger still" is provided, making it easier for seniors to use.

2. Data Interconnection and Cloud Management:

Test results are automatically uploaded to the medical platform, supporting Wi-Fi/RJ45 network transmission, QR code scanning for reports, and USB data export. At the Dezhou Community Health Service Center, the device is integrated with the regional medical alliance system, enabling real-time blood pressure monitoring and abnormality alerts for hypertensive patients.

3. Personalized Health Intervention:

The system generates dietary and exercise recommendations based on test results. Scenario-Specific Adaptation: Universal Penetration from Communities to Enterprises

The SH-T17 is designed with diverse scenarios in mind, enabling "multiple uses" through flexible optional features:

- Health Huts/Community Hospitals: The device can play health education videos when in standby mode, and test reports are automatically synchronized to residents' electronic health records.

- Nursing Homes: Supports chronic disease screening and other functions.

- Enterprises and Institutions: The Dalian Branch of the Bank of Communications has introduced the SH-T17 to provide annual physical examinations for employees. Combining ECG and blood lipid data, it has developed a "work break clocking + low-fat diet" intervention plan for the IT department.

- Customization for Special Scenarios: For dispersed workstations such as railways and coal mines, the device supports vehicle-mounted deployment and solar power supply. After deployment at workstations along the Xi'an Railway Bureau's Hanzhong Train Operations Section, employees can complete tests during breaks and print reports directly for medical follow-up.

Market Validation: A Two-Way Drive from Policy to Practice

The promotion of the SH-T17 is highly consistent with national policies. The "14th Five-Year Plan for the Development of National Aging Services and Elderly Care Service System" explicitly calls for the development of smart healthcare products. The SH-T17 has already been deployed in primary healthcare projects in Shaanxi, Liaoning, Shandong, and other regions.

The Shanghe SH-T17 smart health checkup device is more than just a device; it serves as the "infrastructure" for the digital transformation of primary healthcare. Through technological integration, it lowers the barrier to entry for health management and leverages data to advance disease prevention. In the future, with the deepening application of 5G+AI technologies, the SH-T17 is expected to be further integrated into family doctor contract services, telemedicine, and other scenarios, truly achieving the goal of "everyone having access to basic health services."