"Modified Early Warning Score" (MEWS) is the name of a widely used clinical scoring system for assessing patient deterioration in hospitals, not a distinct commercial company. It is a protocol that assigns points based on vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, temperature, and level of consciousness to trigger early clinical intervention. Various healthcare providers and software vendors may implement MEWS within their own systems, but there is no single corporate entity that owns or operates under this name.
Not applicable; MEWS is a clinical scoring methodology rather than a standalone AI company. Some electronic health record (EHR) and clinical decision support vendors embed MEWS within broader AI/ML-based early warning and sepsis detection tools.