Our system uses artificial intelligence technology to learn the user’s routines. In 30 days, it locks in on the user’s lifestyle pattern to determine when unusual activity (or lack of activity) should trigger an alert to family members, caregivers or healthcare providers.

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By placing sensors on critical or frequently used areas throughout the home, we can alert contacts if the user has: 

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• Decreased meals. If the person normally eats three meals but has decreased to one meal per day, an alert can be sent. 

• Been in bed too long. If they remain in bed for the day or have stopped moving in bed, their contacts can be alerted. 

• Stayed on the couch or chair all night. Falling asleep in the living room happens, but family members may wish to know when it does. 

• Increased or decreased restroom visits. If this is a concern, caregivers can be made aware of any toileting changes. 

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By placing sensors on the relevant areas of the home, nearly any activity can be monitored. This helps aging adults to continue living independently and maintain privacy — all while loved ones, caregivers and healthcare providers stay informed about any sudden or important activity events. 

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At American Two-Way, we regularly partner with security dealers, healthcare providers and home care management services that want to deliver the value of activity monitoring to their clients. To learn more about our activity monitoring service for home health, call American Two-Way today.