Daily Queue
Act, watch, stable. Your morning starts with a sorted list, not a wall of alerts. Overnight findings are held for morning review instead of waking anyone at 3 AM.
The BPHM platform
The sensor is the beginning. First Tell is the system.
Every overnight reading from every resident, scored against their own baseline, reviewed by a clinical team, and turned into one specific question your staff can act on before breakfast.
How a night becomes an answer
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A wall sensor reads heart rate, breathing, and sleep all night. Nothing worn, no camera, no alarms in the room.
- 02
First Tell scores every reading against that resident's own 14-day baseline, not a population average.
- 03
Our clinical team reviews before anyone is contacted. Your community never hears an alarm, only a specific question from a person who has read the data.
- 04
Escalation follows written physician playbooks, not ad-hoc judgment.
- 05
Every case closes with a documented, facility-confirmed outcome. Nothing closes without an answer to “what did it turn out to be?”
Platform tour
Case records
Append-only case files. Every email, call, vitals report, and decision, timestamped. Built to be audited, because families and surveyors ask.
Physician playbooks
Escalation criteria written and signed by our medical director: early infection, cardiopulmonary change, sleep disruption. The same question gets asked the same way every time.
Physician playbooks
Documented in First Tell and delivered on a set cadence, so the process is the same in every building.
Value Ledger
Every confirmed catch with what was flagged, what it turned out to be, and how many days early. Counted only when a test or clinician confirms it. We don't grade our own homework.
Device & signal health
First Tell knows when its own data can't be trusted. Suspect readings are flagged and quarantined, and when a manual vital disagrees with the sensor, the manual wins, and we say so.
Weekly facility reports
Executive directors get a plain-English weekly summary per building. Corporate gets the same picture across every community.
Weekly facility reports
Documented in First Tell and delivered on a set cadence, so the process is the same in every building.
Built for operators
Multi-community from day one
One dashboard across your portfolio.
Two-line emails, not another inbox
Your ED answers a question, not a ticket queue.
Family-ready
Monitoring exports families can actually read.
HIPAA-conscious by design
Role-based access, session timeouts, encrypted transmission.
Early observations from our facility pilots
- residents monitored
- Approximately 40residents monitored
- assisted living communities
- 2assisted living communities
- UTI-related cases surfaced for clinical review
- 16UTI-related cases surfaced for clinical review
Since launching on July 20, 2026, BPHM’s facility pilots have monitored approximately 40 residents across two assisted living communities in Florida and Georgia. Early observations include 16 UTI-related cases and several cardiac-related events in which changes were surfaced for clinical review.
Pilot update | October 2026. Source: October 6, 2026 FirstTell overview. These are BPHM-reported observations from staffed assisted living communities. There was no comparison group. These observations do not establish diagnostic accuracy, a reduction in hospitalizations, or expected results for a self-installed home. Georgia is part of the historical facility pilot. The First Tell Home consumer offer remains available only to eligible monitored homes in Florida. First Tell supports clinical decision-making; it does not diagnose, treat, or replace clinical judgment or emergency services.
For medical practices
First Tell also powers remote patient monitoring programs for physician practices: contactless data collection that solves the patient-compliance problem of cuffs and scales. Ask us about the practice model.
See your building's first week of data.
Paid pilots, one wing to start, month to month.