Senior Living — SeniorLife.AI

Protect Occupancy

Staff can't watch everyone.
Objective checks can.

AI keeps every resident's full history. New hires start with total context — no memory loss, no dropped residents. When staff turn over, continuity of care doesn't.

Empower Your Team

Role based action plan.
Nothing to look for.

Care staff, therapists, and clinicians are guided directly to what matters — nothing more. No dashboards. No guesswork. Just the right action, in the right hands, at the right moment.

How It Works

Assess. Understand. Act.

01 · At Move-In

Early Signals on day one.

AI surfaces a 180-day mobility signal and an early cognitive signal 3–8 years out at move-in — an objective baseline no human assessment can match.

Mayo Clinic–Trained

02 · Always On

Objective mobility.
Sensors folded in when useful.

A 30-second video turns into objective mobility function for each resident. Where you use them, partner radar, movement and vitals sensors feed in as complementary inputs — no cameras, no wearables.

Objective mobility · Sensors optional

03 · Every Shift

Role based Action.
Dynamic Action Plan.

A change in function, a cognitive signal shift, a connected-sensor alert — the right person is alerted instantly. Care staff. Therapist. Clinician. Each sees only what they can act on.

Real-time · In your hands · No dashboard

What staff sees

Resident function,
at a glance.

A per-resident support status flags who may need a closer look, with the care areas behind it — transfers, bathroom routine, walking the community, balance — and any change from the previous assessment.

Staff act on the flag, not the raw data.

SeniorLife Senior Living result — resident support status and care-area breakdown

Every Shift

The right action.
Real-time. For every role.

We don't wait for the shift. The AI re-synthesizes every signal continuously and delivers exactly what each care team member can act on the moment something changes.

Front-line care team member reviewing a shift action card on their phone

Care Staff

Daily care team

One clear priority per resident at the start of every shift. No dashboards, no reports.

Encourage activity; mobility signal is elevated. Monitor mobility, especially sit-to-stand.

Ensure safe transfers. Possible falls detected 3 times this week via Activity Monitor.

Therapist

Therapy team

TUG results, domain scores and flagged changes waiting before every session. Evidence-led from minute one.

Review TUG results. Focus on balance and gait training. Address sit-to-stand difficulty.

Document balance and gait focus. Mobility Metrics: Transitions, Gait, Balance, Turning all GOOD.

Clinician

Clinician team

Cognitive signals, vitals trends and flagged changes synthesized. Review focuses only on what has actually shifted.

Review elevated stress index (247 au). Monitor BP trends. Assess medication impact on balance.

No other immediate concerns. Early Signals shows elevated mobility signal, last assessed 3 months ago.

Dynamic Action Plan

Urgency first.
Full context on demand.

Urgent alerts first. Role-specific actions follow. Full context is one tap away. Falls detected by connected sensors, alerts, and cognitive signal changes surface instantly, guiding each team member to act. Details — mobility, activity, vitals — are organized and continuously updated.

Resident care context showing early signals and mobility data on demand

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Notifications

The right person
is notified.

Possible falls threshold reached, fall detected by a connected sensor, cognitive signal shifts, elevated vitals. The right person's device gets the alert. Nobody has to check.

Critical

Fall detected by a connected sensor or 3 or more possible falls in a week — immediate push notification and timeline entry.

Signals & Vitals Updates

Cognitive signal changes, elevated vitals, care record updates — logged to timeline, push for elevated signals.

Push Notification

Armstrong, George — Possible Falls

Activity Monitor · 3 this week

now

In-App Timeline

Armstrong, George

Possible Falls — 3 detected this week

See Activity Trend

11m ago

Armstrong, George

Elevated Signal — Early Signals

See Functional Analysis

3mo ago

Armstrong, George

Stress Index ↑ 247 au — Vitals

Check Vitals

4h ago

Care coordinator reviewing a resident functional dashboard with mobility status badges and 180-day trend chart

Early Intelligence

The signal shows up early.
The fall doesn't have to.

Mayo Clinic data–trained AI surfaces a 180-day mobility signal and an early cognitive signal 3 to 8 years out. A baseline established at move-in. Every signal after that — movement, vitals, assessments — synthesized automatically.

See it in your community →

Across Your Community

Every care level.
One objective baseline.

Independent Living

Families choosing between communities pick the one that can show it sees change early. An objective functional baseline at move-in, tracked quarterly, is that proof.

Assisted Living

$87K average revenue lost per move-out following a fall. A 180-day mobility window gives your team time to act first. When staff turn over, the AI retains every resident's history. New hire, same intelligence.

Memory Care

Quarterly cognitive tracking gives families a longitudinal picture that's specific and shareable. Replaces "we think she's declined" with data they can actually see.

Functional change is easy to miss
across a whole community —
we make it visible.

Staff can't watch everyone.
Objective checks can.

Role based action plan.
Nothing to look for.