Awareness Doesn't Stop at the Door

Spot changes while treat-in-place is still an option.

The Neteera System helps your nursing team catch changes before they become transfers.

Skilled Nursing • Long-Term Care • Post-Acute • Inpatient Rehabilitation

Close the Gap Between Rounds and Overnight

Between rounds and overnight, small changes in residents’ status can go unnoticed.

The Neteera System gives care teams continuous visibility into vital signs and activity for each monitored patient and resident, so they can catch changes sooner and act with confidence.

With Neteera, awareness doesn’t have to depend on who is in the room.

Heart Rate

Position Change

Motion

Respiratory Rate

Sleep

Exit Detection

What Neteera Makes Possible in Post-Acute
& LTC Care:

  • Optimize staffing
  • Reduce emergency transfers
  • Support fall risk awareness
  • Manage higher acuity patients
  • Improve quality ratings
The Neteera sensor mounted over a patient's bed measures vital signs and sends the data to the HealthGate dashboard on a tablet.
Privacy, comfort, and continuous insights.

• Continuous vital signs and activity data
• Centralized dashboard
• Smart alerts tailored for each patient
• AI-powered trend analysis
• Protects patient privacy and comfort

Monitoring That Supports the Realities of SNF, IRF, and Long-Term Care

LONG-TERM CARE
  • Build stronger resident connections: Allocate more time to support and strengthen resident relationships through earlier interventions aided by timely medical monitoring.
  • Reduce emergency incidents: Minimize urgent situations and hospital admissions by continuously monitoring vital signs and movement.
  • Personalize care: Support focus on resident interaction with insights that assist in delivering proactive and individualized care.
  • Reduce falls: Monitor bed exit and movement with customized alerts to notify staff when the healthcare team detects a fall risk or concerning mobility change.
Elderly resident in long-term care working with colorful blocks alongside a caregiver
Nurse holding hand of elderly resident in skilled nursing facility, supporting post-acute care
SKILLED NURSING
  • Identify health issues quickly: Detect and address concerning patterns or changes in resident health with continuous monitoring.
  • Reduce complications: Minimize the potential for health issues to escalate through a proactive, around-the-clock monitoring approach.
  • Enhance resident trust: Implement contactless monitoring to promote and prioritize resident comfort.
  • Optimize staff workflow: Allocate resources more efficiently by reducing the time spent manually collecting vital sign measurements.
INPATIENT REHABILITATION
  • Catch deterioration between sessions: Continuous monitoring gives care teams visibility into a patient’s condition during the hours between therapy blocks, when hands-on observation is limited.
  • Reduce unplanned transfers back to acute care: Continuous vital sign and activity data helps staff intervene sooner, supporting the transfer and readmission metrics tied to IRF quality reporting.
  • Support fall risk awareness during increased mobility: Rehab patients are more active than in other post-acute settings. Alerts on movement and position changes help staff respond to fall risk without slowing therapy progress.
  • Free up nursing time for recovery-focused care: Less time spent on manual vital checks means more staff attention on each patient’s therapy and recovery goals.
Physical therapist assisting an elderly patient using a walker in an inpatient rehab facility

Ready to transform
patient monitoring in your environment?

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