Her Apartment Stays Private;
You Stay Aware

Give families answers
before they ask.

The Neteera System keeps your team informed of vital signs and bed exits without interrupting residents’ routines.

Independent Living • Assisted Living • Memory Care • Life Plan Communities

Senior Living Patient Monitoring in the Background

Heart Rate

Position Change

Motion

Respiratory Rate

Sleep

Exit Detection

What Neteera Can Mean for Your Community

  • Watch over monitored apartments at once
  • Extend overnight coverage without adding night checks
  • Update service plans with trend data in hand
  • Support length-of-stay-goals
  •  Set your community apart for touring families
A man sleeps peacefully in his bed at the assisted living facility as the discreet Neteera sensor mounted over his bed measures his vital signs.

Discreet enough for any apartment.

• Continuous vital sign data and insights
• Bed exit awareness
• Multi-facility dashboard with site-level drill-down
• Trend history for each resident
• No wearables, cameras, or microphones

Patient Monitoring for Every Level of Senior Living

Elderly man uses a blender to make a fruit smoothie in the kitchen of his apartment in an independent living community.

INDEPENDENT LIVING

  • Get a current view without calling: Trend data reaches your wellness team, and residents don’t have to report in unnecessarily.
  • Respect independence: There’s no device to wear or button to press, so daily life stays their own.
  • See who may need more support: Trend history can show when a resident’s needs are starting to change.

ASSISTED LIVING

  • Catch gradual changes: Heart rate and respiratory rate trends can show shifts that periodic wellness checks miss.
  • Know who’s up at night: Bed exit awareness helps overnight staff respond when residents leave the bed.
  • Have specifics when families call: Staff can share real trends instead of “he seems fine.”
An aide moves a senior male's wheelchair to the table in the community dining room of his assisted living facility.
Health aide in a memory care center looks at a photo album with a male resident.

MEMORY CARE

  • Fill in what residents can’t tell you: Gain context and insights when residents can’t describe how they feel.
  • Nothing unfamiliar to wear or fuss with: The sensor never touches residents, and its small size keeps it out of the way above the bed.
  • Check in without waking residents: Staff can see overnight trends without entering the room.

LIFE PLAN COMMUNITIES

  • One view across your campus: A multi-facility dashboard shows each building, and leaders can open any one to see its residents.
  • Support moves between levels of care: Individual resident trend history gives your team context for care conversations.
  • Standardize across buildings: Every building runs the same system, so staff who float between them already know it.

See What Continuous Awareness Looks Like in Your Community

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