PAOLI, PA — SafelyYou recently announced its collaboration with Highgate at Paoli, a senior living community located in Pennsylvania. With the deployment of SafelyYou’s advanced AI video technology, the community is working to effectively enhance the well-being of its residents while mitigating the risks associated with falling. This innovative approach marks a turning point in modern senior care.
SafelyYou’s AI-enabled cameras deliver unparalleled accuracy, detecting 99.5% of observed events while care staff is immediately alerted for assistance. The clear fall videos empower care staff to assess the severity of falls and make well-informed decisions regarding the need for emergency services. Additionally, SafelyYou’s clinical experts support the community’s care staff in identifying the root causes of falls and implementing effective interventions to mitigate the risk of future incidents. This unique combination of cutting-edge technology and expert insights has resulted in a remarkable 40% reduction in falls and an 80% decrease in fall-related emergency room visits within communities utilizing SafelyYou.
“Our adoption of SafelyYou’s AI video technology reinforces our commitment to delivering innovative care solutions and prioritizing resident well-being,” states Melissa Powell, Chief Operating Officer. “We are excited to offer this advanced technology and safety feature to our residents and their families. We are setting a new industry standard for senior care.”
“We’re honored to work with Highgate at Paoli, a trailblazer in the US senior care landscape,” commented George Netscher, founder and CEO of SafelyYou. “Our core mission has always been to elevate the standard of care for seniors by providing innovative solutions for fall detection and prevention. Collaborating with Highgate at Paoli allows us to further that mission and continue to create safer environments that positively impact the lives of residents, families, and staff.”
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