Questions

NeuraVue is a commercialized AI solution for senior care. It leads with Responsive Behaviour Detection, which alerts staff to patterns associated with escalation. Supporting features are Unsafe Interaction Alerts (interactions that may indicate possible abuse), Fall Detection and Wandering / Zone Alerts. An alert is a prompt to look. It doesn’t replace an investigation or clinical judgment.

NeuraVue analyzes live video from the systems you already have and sends an alert in the NeuraVue mobile app when it detects something staff should see. The free demo runs on site, on the home’s own computer with an added GPU. NeuraVue helps set it up.

Incident documentation is available now. After a nurse confirms an alert, NeuraVue pre-fills a time-stamped incident record. The nurse reviews, edits and submits it herself. The record locks, and a later correction is dated. NeuraVue does not file the record for her.

Privacy-first · processing on premises. Common-area emphasis, no resident identification by default, and role-based access. Optional facial recognition for high elopement risk is available only with consent and an opt-out, if the facility enables it. NeuraVue does not claim certified compliance.

NeuraVue leads with behaviours that may be escalating. Fall detection is a supporting feature. A fall alert is detection, not prevention.

No. It supports staff. A caregiver reviews the alert and decides what to do.

In common areas of senior-care settings, including memory-care units.

NeuraVue uses the video systems you already have. The free demo and a paid deployment both run on site, on the home’s own computer with an added NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPU. NeuraVue helps set it up. For a paid deployment, we scope the GPU with your IT team and show that cost in your quote before you commit.

Timing depends on the size of the facility and the areas you want covered.

Ask us about the systems you use. A connection is scoped. It is not a promise that every facility system is already connected.