2023 Case Studies

• AI Video Technology Reduced Response Times and Improved Outcomes: This case study tells how SafelyYou addressed falls, especially for people living with dementia, at skilled nursing facility Parker at Monroe in Monroe Township, NJ.
• Reducing Falls and Staff Response Time in Senior Living Communities through a Vision-based AI System: In this case study, a senior care community managed by social welfare corporation Taisei Kai in Hiroshima, Japan, used the Voxela VCare solution to detect falls and shorten caregiver response times.

2022 Case Studies

• Increasing Staff Efficiency and Peace of Mind through Safety Technology: Loretto Health and Rehab selected Accutech’s ResidentGuard as an integrated call/wander system that would allow staff to expeditiously respond to wander and elopement events.
• Life Safety Systems Improve Staff Workflow, Response Times, and Resident Experience: During the pandemic, Birmingham Green looked for ways to improve its dated safety systems and help residents in isolation. Birmingham Green installed a modern wireless nurse call system from Symtech Solutions, which included wall-mounted stations and wearable pendants for the residents, along with an elopement prevention system. It also offered tablets to every resident for entertainment, community updates, and personal use, which entertained residents when only minimal contact was safe.
• Larksfield Place Reduces Falls with Injury by 80% using Artificial Intelligence: Therapists at Larksfield Place Retirement Communities (LFP) employed VirtuSense VSTBalance, a fall-risk assessment tool that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine vision to identify deficits in balance, gait, and function.
• Law Enforcement Use of Technology to Proactively Respond to Wandering: Using grant funding from the Department of Justice, Sumter County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) is using new technology to find people who wander from The Villages in Florida. Families can contact SCSO and receive a free GPS enabled watch, Theora Connect™, for their loved one living with Alzheimer’s/dementia and set up the Theora Link™ smartphone app. The monitoring dashboard, Theora ESP™, allows SCSO and primary caregivers to know location in case of a wander. The family caregiver can call the smartwatch, and it will automatically answer for the wearer so that the caregiver and wearer can speak.

2021 Case Studies

• Preventing Falls in Skilled Nursing using AI and Machine Vision Technologies: United Methodist Communities (UMC) in New Jersey received a COVID-19 telehealth grant from the Federal Communications Commission to implement VSTAlert for remote patient monitoring in its skilled nursing residences.
• Video-based Fall Detection Improves Response Time: Cottages of New Lenox is a Charter Senior Living Community in New Lenox, IL, that offers assisted living and memory care. The community installed LPSM Senior Care in resident rooms and common areas to detect falls and identify potential falls.

2020 Case Studies

• Improving Staff Communication and Response Time through Mobile Technology: This case study explains how Covia improved outcomes by integrating technology with a resident safety system.

2019 Case Studies

• Reducing Response Time and Call Volume through Safety Technology: This case study demonstrates the benefits of implementing safety technology at Blake Management Group, LLC. Blake provides top-quality assisted living and memory care services for older adults throughout the South.

2018 Case Studies

• Building a Stronger Foundation with the Tek-CARE®120 by TekTone®: The Crest of Clemmons is an assisted living facility in Clemmons, NC, that has 45 rooms and can provide housing and care for up to 83 residents. When its legacy analog TekTone® system became the victim of a lightning strike, the staff chose to upgrade to the new Tek- CARE®120 by TekTone®.

• Reducing Alarm Noise and Assuring Safety through Acuity Rapid Response Nurse Call, Location Pendants, Reporting, and Paging System: Susque-View Home Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a skilled nursing facility in Lock Haven, PA, offering inpatient care, outpatient care, and rehabilitation services. Its wired nurse call system had been discontinued, and parts were becoming harder to find.