Assisted living · Special care · Hospitals · Other facilities
Inside your buildings
Connect room activity, calls, people and equipment. Focus on response times, unnecessary rounds, asset searches or staff safety.
Start small. See what changes.
Test Guardian where your team works. From care homes and hospital wards to community services and mobile teams, start with one workflow and measure the difference before a wider rollout.
Your setting. Your priorities.
The starting point is the work you want to improve. We shape the devices, coverage and measures around that.
Home care · Municipalities · Mobile teams
Across homes and services
Understand activity between visits, see where mobile teams are and make it easier to respond when someone needs support.
A pilot with a clear question to answer.
Choose a manageable starting point. Establish what good looks like, then test it in everyday work.
Define the scope
Map your site or service, existing systems and the workflow that needs attention. Agree on the measures before the pilot starts.
Set up and work with it
Configure the relevant devices and views, introduce the team to Guardian and collect data during normal operations.
Review and decide
Look at the data alongside staff feedback. Identify what changed, what needs adjusting and whether a wider rollout makes sense.
Measure what matters to your team.
We agree on the measures for your use case. A pilot should give you evidence to make a decision, not another dashboard to maintain.
Response
Time from an alert to acknowledgement and arrival.
Workload
Routine checks, manual logging and time spent searching.
Coverage
Activity, visits and the places or people that need attention.
Tell us where you want to start.
A building, a ward, a group of homes or a mobile team. Tell us about the work you want to improve and we’ll help define a useful first pilot.
What we plan together
- The scope and relevant devices
- Setup and team introduction
- Measures and review points
- Findings and possible next steps
A site plan helps, but you don’t need one to start the conversation.