Falls nobody sees
At night a few aides cover many rooms. A resident who falls between rounds can lie on the floor until someone walks by.
Help reaches your residents faster after a fall
The CareHalo360 Halo looks after each resident room, day and night. When someone falls, the staff on shift get a phone call, a text and a notification within seconds. It never records video.
- $69 per room per month
- Nothing to buy up front
- We install and train your staff
How does CareHalo360 help assisted living staff respond to falls faster?
One CareHalo360 Halo goes in each resident room. When a resident falls, the staff on that room's list get a call, a text and an app alert within seconds, with a blurred snapshot to judge how serious it is. Whoever presses 1 takes the call, and every fall is logged for incident reports. $69 per room per month.
The problems every director knows
CareHalo360 was built for these three.
Families who want answers
When a family asks what happened and how fast someone got there, “we found her on the next round” is a hard thing to say.
Alarms your staff stop trusting
Bed and chair alarms go off every time a resident shifts. After enough of them, nobody runs anymore.
What happens in your building
From the moment a resident falls to the moment help walks in.
A resident falls
The Halo turns each person into 17 dots on the body, like a stick figure. When those dots go down to the floor and stay there, it knows that is a fall.
Your staff on shift are called
A phone call, a text and a notification go out together, with the room number and a blurred picture taken at the moment of the fall. No answer? It calls the next person.
Someone presses 1 and goes
The person who answers presses 1 to say “I’m on it.” The rest of the team can see help is on the way, so nobody doubles up.
What your team gets
No new screens to watch. Your staff use the phones they already carry.
- The right people for every roomChoose which staff get called for each wing or room, and add family members when a resident wants them told.
- It keeps calling until someone answersIf the first person is busy with another resident, the Halo moves to the next person on the list.
- A record of every fallWhen it happened, who answered and how long it took. Useful for your incident report and for the family conversation.
- Nothing for residents to doNo pendant to wear, no button to press and nothing to charge. It works even if the resident is confused or asleep.
Easy to explain to residents and families
The Halo is a camera, and we say so up front. What matters to residents is what it doesn't do.
How privacy works →- It never records or sends video. Nobody on your team or ours can watch a resident.
- It works with 17 dots, not faces. The camera turns each person into dots on the body, like a stick figure, and does not try to recognize anyone.
- A blurred picture, only at the moment of a fall. Staff see how serious it is, and you have evidence for your incident report. Deleted from our server after 2 days, or turned off completely in settings.
- No microphone and no speaker. It cannot listen to anything in the room.
No big check to write first
Many systems ask for thousands of dollars of equipment before the first room is covered. With CareHalo360 you pay one monthly price per room, and the Halo is included.
- $0 for equipment
- No installation fee
- Staff training included
- Month to month, no long contract
Per room
$69/ month
$1,104 per month · $0 up front
Start with one wing and add rooms anytime.
Up and running in days
- We visit. We walk your building with you and agree who gets called for each room.
- We install. About 15 minutes per room. We check each Halo can see the whole room.
- We train your staff. One short session on what to do when the phone rings.
- We stay with you. Call us anytime at (713) 517-6792.
Who receives alerts?
You choose. In a community, alerts go to the staff on shift and to family members the resident approves. At home, they go to the family members you add. If the first person does not answer, the Halo calls the next one. Anyone can stop getting alerts at any time.
Does CareHalo360 record video?
No. The Halo is a camera, but it never records or sends video. It does its thinking right there on the wall. Only at the moment of a fall does it take a blurred picture and send it with the alert. Those pictures are deleted from our server after 2 days, and you can turn them off completely in settings.
How does the Halo know someone fell?
The Halo turns the person in the room into 17 dots on the body, like a stick figure. When those dots go down to the floor and stay there, it recognizes a fall and calls your team right away.
Will I get constant alerts?
No. Everyday movement like walking, sitting or getting into bed does not send anything. You hear from the Halo when someone falls.
How do facilities get started?
Book a demo. We visit, walk your rooms, agree who gets called for each room, then install every Halo and show your staff what to do. There is nothing to pay up front.
Does CareHalo360 call 911?
No. CareHalo360 calls the people you choose. A person always decides what happens next.
Is CareHalo360 a medical device?
No. CareHalo360 is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat anything. It lets people know when a fall happens so help arrives sooner.
See the Halo in your building
We'll walk your rooms and show your team exactly what happens when a resident falls.