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Continuous, contactless overnight welfare monitoring and welfare check workflow for institutional care.
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Pattern-based deterioration alerting alongside welfare monitoring. In development ahead of regulatory clearance.
Explore ClinicalWelfare One gives inpatient teams continuous, contactless awareness of every patient, between checks and through the night, with no camera and nothing worn.
THE TIME BETWEEN CHECKS
On an inpatient ward, the time between checks is where the most serious events go unseen. A fall, a collapse, or a patient who has been still for too long is often discovered at the next observation rather than when it happens. Welfare One closes that gap. Because awareness is continuous, a change in a room reaches the team as it occurs, so a response that would have waited for the next round can start now. For the patient, that can change the outcome. For the organisation, it is fewer serious events that escalate unseen.
Welfare One reads how a patient is doing, not what they are doing. It uses radar, not cameras, so there are no images and no audio, only the awareness the team needs.
The sensor is flush to the ceiling, with nothing protruding and no fixture a patient could use as a ligature point.
Between checks, Welfare One maintains awareness of presence, movement, and position, so the team is not waiting on the next round.
Radar senses through bedding and clothing, so a patient can be covered and undisturbed while the team retains awareness.
There is nothing for a patient to wear, charge, refuse, or remove, and nothing in the room that can be tampered with.
Checks are logged automatically with time and staff identity, building an auditable record without manual paperwork.
Awareness without intrusion
Even a camera in the room can feel intrusive, and for many patients that works against recovery. Welfare One keeps the team aware of a patient's condition, without a camera in the room.
Nothing is worn, nothing is visible, and there is nothing in the room to interact with or remove. The therapeutic environment is left exactly as it should be, with no sign that anything is there at all.
Radar senses through bedding and clothing, so a patient can sleep covered and undisturbed while the team keeps awareness of presence and movement until morning.
What changes for the ward
Welfare One gives the team continuous awareness between checks. This is what that means in practice on the ward.
Between scheduled checks, the team has continuous awareness of every room, so the time in between is no longer a gap.
Through the night, the team has awareness of every room without relying on the next round to know how a patient is.
Every check the team logs is recorded with time and staff identity, with nothing extra to fill in and nothing to reconstruct later.
An auditable record of the checks the team carries out supports the ward's reporting and inspection requirements.
How it fits into the ward
Welfare One installs with the lightest possible footprint, designed for the safety requirements of an inpatient setting.
Ligature safety
The sensor is flush to the ceiling with no protruding hardware and no fixture that presents a ligature point in the room.
Installation
A single ceiling-mounted sensor, powered and connected by one Power-over-Ethernet cable, with no mains work in the room.
Integration
Where a ward needs it, Welfare One can integrate with existing clinical systems, configured to the setup already in place. Integration is available as an option rather than a requirement.
Local-first operation
The platform runs on an on-site server and keeps working without an internet connection. A cloud connection adds multi-site visibility, but it is never an operational dependency.
