Philips North America LLC is recalling 1,913,441 IntelliVue MX700 patient monitors (Product Number 865241) distributed worldwide. The monitors may fail to alarm. Hospitals and clinicians should stop using the affected devices immediately and follow the recall instructions.
Potential issue where the IntelliVue monitors did not alarm.
Patients and healthcare providers should stop using this device immediately. Follow the recall instructions provided by the manufacturer. Contact Philips North America Llc or your healthcare provider for instructions. Notification method: Letter
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The IntelliVue MX700 is a hospital patient monitor used to continuously track vital signs and alert clinicians to patient status. It is part of Philips’ IntelliVue line of patient monitoring products.
If the monitor does not alarm as intended, clinicians may miss warning signs of patient deterioration. This could delay intervention and impact patient safety.
This recall is not explicitly described as part of a broader industry pattern in the provided data.
Hospitals must suspend use of the affected MX700 monitors and replace or repair per Philips guidance. The scale of nearly two million units implies large-scale operational disruption.
Recall notices, device labels, UDI-DI, and Philips instructions provide identification details.
Replacement or remedy timelines vary; hospital teams should expect several weeks for replacement units and onboarding.
Keep the recall letter, device labels, UDI-DI, purchase receipts, communications with Philips, and replacement/repair records.
- Product: IntelliVue Patient Monitor MX700 - Product Number: 865241 - UDI-DI: 00884838029088 - Serial numbers: All Serial No. (all units affected) - Quantity: 1,913,441 units - Sold/distributed: Worldwide - Recall date: 2025-10-31 - Manufacturer: Philips North America LLC - Original price: Unknown
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