Looking at the current pandemic situation in the world, every human being's health has been a major concern. In this scenario, the best option for dealing with an epidemic is an IoT-based health monitoring system. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a recent internet trend that is becoming a popular research topic, especially in health care. The key goal of this project is to keep track of a patient's heart rate, temperature, and oxygen saturation (Spo2) in real-time. Aside from that, the device monitors the patient’s positions using tilt, temperature, humidity, and CO2 level in the room. Tilt is a core aspect of our project. The Arduino Nano is wired to all the sensors. The Arduino nano is a microcontroller that manages the system's functions. Arduino uses a Wi-Fi module to send data to an IoT platform through the ThingSpeak wireless network. In this system, Arduino uses a Wi-Fi module to send data to an IoT platform called ThingSpeak. ThingSpeak is used to store, retrieve and visualize our real-time data. So authorized individuals can access the patient's measured data from any location and take appropriate actions if it is required.