Healthcare is given the extreme importance now a-days by each country with the advent of the novel corona virus. So in this aspect, an IoT based health monitoring system is the best solution for such an epidemic. Internet of Things (IoT) is the new revolution of internet which is the growing research area especially in the health care. With the increase in use of wearable sensors and the smart phones, these remote health care monitoring has evolved in such a pace. IoT monitoring of health helps in preventing the spread of disease as well as to get a proper diagnosis of the state of health, even if the doctor is at far distance. In this paper, a portable physiological checking framework is displayed, which can constantly screen the patient's heartbeat, temperature and other basic parameters of the room. We proposed a nonstop checking and control instrument to screen the patient condition and store the patient information's in server utilizing Wi-Fi Module based remote correspondence. A remote health monitoring system using IoT is proposed where the authorized personal can access these data stored using any IoT platform and based on these values received, the diseases are diagnosed by the doctors from a distance.
In these computational world security is the major Problem. Because the hackers are growing day by day. Here majorly attacker's attacks mostly while sharing or sending the data. So here we are using PAAS i.e. windows azure as the storage which is one of the service in cloud. So to provide the security for the data here we come up with an RSA (encryption and decryption) algorithm. This is one of the security mechanism to protect the private data over the cloud.
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