Redefine how care is managed and delivered.
With SafelyYou Halo®, staff can provide significantly more personalized care, residents can stay longer in their communities, and operators can raise the standard of care in senior living.
The AI technology built to drive lasting change for senior living communities.
SafelyYou Halo uses AI to identify critical patterns in your residents’ care needs. As a result, interventions occur earlier, care plans are updated more frequently, staff are empowered to perform more effectively.
Critical challenges need
a comprehensive solution.
SafelyYou Halo gives operators a better way to manage rising acuity, staffing demands, and the gaps legacy technology leaves behind. This gives operators the power to turn challenges into opportunities.
Challenge: Rising acuity across all care settings.
Opportunity:
With SafelyYou Halo, care staff get deeper insight and better visibility into resident well-being through virtual check-ins, all without disrupting residents. So, care plans stay current and outcomes improve.
Challenge: Siloed technology that has failed to support the safety residents need.
Opportunity:
The SafelyYou Halo AI platform combines fall management, virtual check-ins, and ambient presence tracking technology to care staff so they can have greater visibility to their residents and deliver more proactive, informed care.
Challenge: Difficulty staffing to demand.
Opportunity:
Operators can now accurately measure when and where care is provided in every resident room, all without asking staff to wear lanyards or do any additional reporting. This lets operators clearly identify how long it takes to meet each care need – and if there are significant increases or decreases in over a period of time – so they can understand if care plans are accurate and staff accordingly.
Integrations that make Halo
work even better.
Seamless EHR and eCall integrations provide open data feeds across critical operator systems and access to existing community workflows to meet caregivers where they are.
