Optional health checks
Connected checks can sit beside daily safety routines when the resident, team and clinical purpose are clear.
Safer-room pilots for senior living
Test the right safety technology before you roll it out.
Start with one priority: falls, continence, room safety, health checks or staff response. CasaMia helps you choose the devices, rooms and response steps that are realistic for your team.
- One use case first
- Camera-free options
- Existing systems checked
- Staff response defined
A signal only matters when the team knows what to do next.
Agreed room events show who should respond, what context matters and what action comes next.
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What CasaMia helps you test
Not just devices. A working response plan for the residence.
The value is not another sensor. It is a reliable answer to: which resident, which room, which event, who responds and what happens next.
Fall and room safety
Camera-free fall detection, bed-exit, bathroom, environment and routine signals are selected by use case.
Staff response
Each alert should make the next action obvious: who checks, when to escalate and what to note for the next shift.
High-value pilot options
Choose the first use case worth proving.
Choose the risk or staff-response problem that matters most. CasaMia keeps the pilot small until device fit, room coverage and response ownership are clear.
01Camera-free options
Ambient fall detection
Passive room coverage without asking the resident to press a button.
What CasaMia checks
- Wall or ceiling radar
- Bed-exit and occupancy sensing
- Door, temperature, air or leak events
02Dignity by design
Bathroom and continence insights
Bathroom signals and change prompts without cameras in private spaces.
What CasaMia checks
- Saturation and change prompts
- Toileting-event patterns
- Professional review for flagged changes
03Opt-in health check
rPPG mirror and connected health
Optional check-ins and connected readings routed into an authorised workflow.
What CasaMia checks
- Opt-in, not continuous room monitoring
- Selected pulse and breathing signals
- Certification and intended use reviewed
04Optional personal devices
Wearables when they add value
Personal devices only where acceptance and reliable use are realistic.
What CasaMia checks
- Optional—not required for ambient detection
- Works beyond one room
- Integrated only with consent and an agreed response
Before the pilot: compatibility, coverage, consent, certification and response ownership are confirmed.
A responsible rollout
Start small. Expand only when it works.
Begin with one use case, one area and one success measure. Expand only after coverage, response time and staff adoption are proven.
- 01
Assess
Define the use case, site and success measure.
- 02
Configure
Validate devices, connections and alert rules.
- 03
Pilot
Install, train and rehearse the response.
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Roll out
Add more rooms only after results are proven.
One record showing resident, room, assigned role and shift note.
What the pilot must prove.
Actionable signals
The events are specific enough for staff to understand, trust and respond to.
Clear ownership
A named team or role can acknowledge, respond, escalate and brief the next shift.
Fits daily work
The pilot supports existing routines instead of creating another screen nobody has time to check.
Repeatable standards
The model is documented before it expands to more rooms or sites.
Practical questions
What facility teams usually ask us.
Do residents need to wear a pendant?
Not always. Ambient room options can cover selected risks without a pendant. CasaMia confirms coverage, suitability and response protocol during the pilot.
Can CasaMia work with our existing nurse-call or care system?
Yes when the system supports a safe connection. If direct integration is unavailable, CasaMia defines the closest practical alternative before the pilot starts.
Do bathroom or urine sensors diagnose health conditions?
No. They provide prompts or measurements for staff review; clinical interpretation requires an appropriate certified device and qualified professional.
How do we begin without disrupting the whole residence?
Pilot one defined use case in a limited area. CasaMia coordinates assessment, integration, installation, training and review before expansion.
Start with one use case
Start with the first pilot.
Tell us about the site, current systems and first priority. CasaMia will propose the smallest pilot that can prove coverage, staff response and resident suitability.
01Assess
02Pilot
03Roll out