outcomes
Communities succeed with SafelyYou.
Reduced falls, extended LOS, increased NOI. Communities reach—and exceed—their goals by partnering with SafelyYou.
Improve length of stay, retention, and turnover.
With residents moving into care later and staying for less time, operators need solutions that measurably move the needle.
In a study of over 12,000 memory care residents across 229 communities, SafelyYou helped to extend length of stay by 5.7 months on average.
Download the full meta-analysis to see:
- Why SafelyYou residents are 2.5× more likely to stay a year or more
- What’s driving a 40.2% reduction in annual turnover
- How lower turnover compounds into occupancy and revenue gains
- The clinical approach behind the results
Download the summary to see the full results of the study. You’ll also see how SafelyYou makes it all possible, as well as why you can trust the numbers.
* SafelyYou meta-analysis of 12,049 memory care residents in 229 communities in the United States, with move-in dates ranging from January 1, 2019 to November 1, 2025.
What reduced turnover means for increased NOI.
By making a dramatic difference in resident turnover, SafelyYou helps you increase NOI by an average of 20% annually. Analysis of three years of data shows that SafelyYou:
- Significantly reduces resident turnover, with 25 residents moving out per year without the service, vs. only 12 moving out per year with the service
- Helps prevent lost revenue from vacancy and move-outs, saving communities an average of $1.0M over a 5-year period, or 20% annually
Download the study summary to see why early move-outs occur and how SafelyYou overcomes these challenges to help retain residents and revenue.
* SafelyYou study of 3,800 memory care residents in 80 communities across the United States with move-in dates after January 1, 2021.
Proven results across senior living.
SafelyYou’s award-winning marketing team developed social media creative to support community messaging for Anthem Memory Care, to help drive occupancy and growth. In doing so, they helped Anthem communities attract more high-intent engagement, even from harder-to-reach audiences, with content that beat industry benchmarks by a wide margin.
And SafelyYou residents were far more likely to stay over a year, with 50.5% remaining past the one-year mark, compared to only 28.3% of non-users.
And SafelyYou demonstrated a 3.2 ROI in one year with payback in just 3.7 months. See what else we did for this operator, broken down by our ROI calculator, which offers a transparent view of financial efficiency, profitability, and long-term value.
What senior living's leaders are saying.
“With SafelyYou, we saw an opportunity to be an early adopter of an innovative AI video technology solution that helps mitigate risk for us at our facilities while simultaneously supporting better outcomes and a safer environment for the residents in our communities.”
Ray Oborn
Executive Vice President
American Healthcare REIT
“SafelyYou has had a tremendous impact on resident safety and the quality of care we can provide. We’ve reduced falls and improved outcomes, so making SafelyYou available to more of our residents and communities was the obvious choice. And we’re incredibly excited about the latest offering from SafelyYou, which we see as a huge step forward for the industry, and a must for improving operations and better serving our residents.”
Brandon Ribar
President & CEO
Sonida Senior Living
“We learned that by better seeing how we responded to someone that has fallen, we could revamp and improve our training on a continuous basis. So, after we ran the pilot and looked at the results, we said this is a technology we are willing to blow out across the company.”
Patricia Will
Founder & CEO
Belmont Village Senior Living
“Every move-out we avoid means continued quality care for the resident, as well as an increase in our ability to reach and maintain our occupancy goals. SafelyYou proved its value both in the huge amount of dollars saved and in the improved quality of care we can provide. And that’s priceless to me.”