Method of determining discharge readiness condition for a patient and system thereof

A health monitoring computing device comprising:

• a processor;
• a memory, wherein the memory coupled to the processor which are configured to execute programmed instructions stored in the memory comprising:
• receiving at least one of one or more physiological data from plurality of sensors placed on the patient and one or more non-physiological data from a mobile device associated to the patient;
• assigning a first weighted ratio to each of the physiological data received from the plurality of sensors and the non-physiological data received from the mobile device to generate a weighted physiological data and a weighted non-physiological data;
• generating a recovery score using the weighted physiological data and the weighted non-physiological data;
• and
• determining the discharge readiness condition of the patient when the recovery score exceeds a reference recovery score, wherein the reference recovery score is generated using a weighted personal reference score of the patient and a weighted Electronic Medical Record (EMR) reference score.

A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored thereon instructions for determining discharge readiness condition of a patient comprising machine executable code which when executed by at least one processor, causes the processor to perform steps comprising:

• receiving at least one of one or more physiological data from plurality of sensors placed on the patient and one or more non-physiological data from a mobile device associated to the patient;
• assigning a first weighted ratio to each of the physiological data received from the plurality of sensors and the one or more non-physiological data received from the mobile device to generate a weighted physiological data and a weighted non-physiological data;
• generating a recovery score using the weighted physiological data and the weighted non-physiological data;
• and
• determining the discharge readiness condition of the patient when the recovery score exceeds a reference recovery score, wherein the reference recovery score is generated using a weighted personal reference score of the patient and a weighted Electronic Medical Record (EMR) reference score.