Care providers
Contactless inactivity alerts for senior residences, care facilities, and senior care companies. Homes where movement has stopped for longer than usual rise to the top of the dashboard, and where falls are a concern, we add a fall unit and validate it together with you.
No decision needed yet — we look at it together in a meeting and start with a trial.
As of 07:40 today
Homes overview
The gaps today
Emergency buttons help when they can be pressed. Moments of clouded consciousness or an out-of-reach button remain.
When staff check at set times, whatever happens in between — overnight, for example — surfaces only at the next check.
If alerts go off while residents are simply asleep, staff end up muting them or checking every home by hand again.
By setting
Where many homes are cared for in one place, staff check every home at set times. Those checks shrink only when alerts can be trusted.
Care teams that visit homes meet many people who don't wear watches, and many homes where cameras are not an option. Falls are a real worry, too.
Configuration
Instead of a radar in every room, the base setup watches movement room by room, and a fall unit is added only where falls are a concern.
Small devices that plug into an outlet in each room
A radar unit placed where falls are a concern
Capabilities we add after on-site validation
The fall unit does not catch the moment someone falls — it sees when someone has been lying on the floor for a while afterward. We are looking for sites to validate it with us, comparing alerts against actual checks to set the criteria.
We share accuracy only after on-site validation results are in, and we do not offer it as a full feature before then.
How to get started
We listen to how your site works, review the fit together, and start with a trial you can see for yourself. The decision to adopt comes after that.
Settings where we can explore a fit together
Not on the list? That's fine too.
Your type of site and number of homes is enough. You don't need a concrete plan yet.
We visit or meet online to hear how your site works, and we tell you plainly what fits and what doesn't.
See the dashboard and devices for yourself and, if useful, try a trial installation in some spaces to see real alerts.
We compare alerts with actual checks in some homes and put alert time thresholds and the acceptable false-alarm range in writing.
After the required certifications, operation begins on the agreed criteria.
The trial format and timing are agreed in the meeting, based on your site and our production schedule.
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Public & service partnerships
Building on the criteria and results from pilots, we are preparing to work with local government care programs.
We discuss adding sensing through an API to services that already reach customers — telecom, insurance, and assistive-equipment providers.
FAQ
What providers usually check first when considering adoption.
No. Your existing equipment stays in place and we add on top of it. We decide together where alerts should arrive so they fit how you check on residents.
Yes. Instead of a separate dashboard, we design an API integration together so alerts and details such as the last movement time arrive in the system you already use. Which data is sent and how personal information is handled are agreed before a pilot begins.
The base setup alerts on movement stopping for longer than usual. Where falls are a concern, we add a radar fall unit and validate, together with the site, an alert for someone lying on the floor for a while after a fall. It does not catch the moment of a fall, and it is not offered as a full feature before on-site validation.
No. The base setup watches movement in each room, and the radar fall unit goes only where falls are a concern.
False alarms are the first thing to verify before adoption. We set alert time thresholds and the acceptable range together with you during the pilot, and you can decide on adoption after seeing the results.
Plugging into outlets is the default. Placement and installation method are agreed to fit your site and how you operate.
No video or audio is collected — only movement signals. How residents' information is handled is agreed separately before a pilot begins.
Full adoption begins after the required certifications. Before that, we review the fit together in a meeting, and you can confirm it suits your site through a trial and a pilot.
It depends on the size of your site and the trial format, so we explain the scope in the meeting. We do not sell devices before certification is complete.
Your number of homes and how you check on residents today is enough to start. We review the fit together in a meeting and walk you through a trial.
