For assisted living and memory care
Contactless Monitoring for Assisted Living & Memory Care
Continuous contactless monitoring, daily clinical review under physician-signed protocols, and specific follow-up requests your staff can act on.
Your staff checks on residents on a schedule. Their bodies don't decline on a schedule.
A resident's resting heart rate drifts upward over several nights. Their respiratory rate rises. Their sleep fragments. None of that is visible on a morning round, and many residents in memory care cannot report how they feel.
Continuous monitoring makes that drift visible. Daily clinical review turns it into a question worth asking. Not every change means illness, and not every illness shows up in the data, but the changes that are worth a look stop going unnoticed.
How it works
Sense. Transmit. Review and act.
Sense
One wall-mounted contactless sensor per room reads resting heart rate, respiratory rate, sleep and movement patterns. No camera, no microphone, nothing for the resident to wear or charge.
Transmit
Built-in cellular. No facility Wi-Fi and no IT tickets, so the sensor keeps reporting when the building's internet does not.
Review and act
Our clinical team reviews resident trends daily against physician-signed protocols and contacts your team with a specific request, not a raw alert.
Personal baselines develop over approximately two weeks of usable readings. Timing varies by resident and data availability.
What makes us different.
No cameras, ever
The sensor does not capture images or audio. Nothing to see, nothing to leak, nothing that intrudes on resident privacy.
No Wi-Fi, no IT
Built-in cellular that keeps running when your internet is down. Nothing for your maintenance team to configure, patch or reboot.
Not another dashboard
Our clinical team does the daily reviewing under protocols signed by our Medical Director. Your staff gets a phone call, not another login.
- Nothing worn.
- No cameras.
- No alarms in resident rooms.
Built for memory care.
- Useful for residents who cannot reliably report symptoms.
- Nothing to wear. Nothing to remember. Nothing to charge.
- Changes in a resident's own pattern are reviewed daily and raised with your team when they warrant a closer look.
What operators get
Judge it on your own building's results.
We are not going to hand you a savings figure from someone else's community. During a pilot we look together at monitoring coverage, the changes we reviewed, the follow-up actions taken, the documented outcomes, and what your staff thought of the experience.
Staff workflow, not extra screens
Requests arrive already reviewed and specific, so a nurse or med tech knows exactly what to check. Nobody is asked to watch a feed of readings.
Earlier follow-up
A change in a resident's own pattern can prompt a question on a Tuesday rather than a scramble on a Friday night. Whether that changes an outcome is a clinical judgement made with the treating provider.
Continuity and documentation
Every item we raise is closed with a documented outcome: confirmed, ruled out, or resolved. Families and providers get a clear account of what was noticed and what was done.
If you want to model scenarios with your own census assumptions, our ROI calculator is available. Its output is illustrative only and depends entirely on the assumptions you enter.
Watched by licensed nurses. Overseen by a physician.
Every escalation protocol is signed and maintained by our Medical Director. Licensed nurses review your residents' data daily and call your building with an action, not an alert. This is a clinical service, not a dashboard subscription. Monitoring supports your usual care. It is not an emergency response service, and your normal urgent and emergency procedures still apply.
Explore a 30 to 90 day pilot.
- We install the hardware, typically a wing or floor at a time
- Personal baselines develop over roughly two weeks of usable readings
- We agree the scope, participating residents, responsibilities and review milestones up front
- At each milestone we read your building's own data together
Leadership
The team behind BPHM.
Ryan Travers
Chief Executive Officer
Brett Kelsay
Chief Growth Officer
Zach McKenzie
Chief Operating Officer
Dr. Samuel Korley
Medical Director
See it in your building.
In a demo we show you the sensor, walk through the clinical workflow, and talk through whether a pilot makes sense for your community.
Schedule a Demo