In today's society, there are an increasing number of people whose health need regular health examinations. The other category consists of people who have died or are suffering from specific diseases, the consequences of which can occur unexpectedly and result in a grave health crisis. The idea is to provide constant remote monitoring of particular patient functions that are critical to their survival, as well as the necessary assistance. The sensing of essential data related to a person's health wherever they are can be transmitted into a technical centre where it will be reviewed and understood under remote monitoring. This concept's applicability has a lot of potential. This work considers non-invasive sensors for monitoring of some physiologic parameters, data transit and processing, archiving, and visualization in addition to the aforementioned groups. This methodology served as the foundation for subsequent applied research projects established in collaboration with hospitals.