One device to read it, one platform to foresee it.
A future where the body is heard before it has to speak.
A car warns you long before the engine fails. MouthLab does that for the body, reading the quiet signals that shift early, well before you would feel a thing.
Every measurement lands in AIDI, our cloud-based analytics engine that scores the whole body from 0 to 100. It does not just read today’s number: it watches the trend bend, and moves the care team before a warning becomes an emergency.
The nurse's window. Readings charted the moment the breath ends. Assessment scripts when AIDI says act now.
Every patient's trajectory, triaged. The ones who need eyes today, on top.
Census-wide risk, staffing intelligence, and the quality measures the same readings move.
Mom took her reading. Her numbers are hers to share, and someone is watching.
Licensed health care professionals monitoring around the clock, reviewing, escalating, documenting.
The nurse's window. Readings charted the moment the breath ends. Assessment scripts when AIDI says act now.
A crisis rarely announces itself. It leaks, one small number at a time, too quiet to alarm anyone, until the day it is not. Caught early it is a conversation. Caught late it is an emergency.
A respiratory rate that climbed by two while she slept.
A blood pressure that crept up an hour after lunch.
A hallway walk that ended a little earlier than yesterday.
Three small signals, one ordinary day, each heard in time.
Of those 87 seconds, 60 are the measurement itself. The other 27 are updating notes and capturing quality measures.
Ten and a half minutes saved per resident. Multiply that across a full census, three shifts a day, every day of the year, and a single facility gets back 5,776 hours.
AIDAR is the only solution that moves Quality Measures, Staffing, and Health Inspection ratings within the same encounter. The math runs all the way back to CMS Care Compare. No proxies, no estimates.
Illustrative model, not a promise: the impact AIDAR can create for a 120-bed facility at a four-star delta, modeled on CMS Care Compare.
Every measure captured as it happens, so nothing slips. Earlier detection bends readmissions and falls before they ever reach the chart.
Not just hours returned. One platform for the whole shift: vitals, medications, and the tasks that lift your rating, so time saved is spent on care.
We forecast when the survey is due, ready the action plan to run before it, and keep the team trained and survey-ready year-round.
Skilled nursing. Medicare’s outcome model. Remote monitoring. Rural America. Five programs, one device underneath every one.
Twelve minutes of vitals becomes eighty-seven seconds. Sixty of them are the measurement itself. The same readings move the CMS quality measures your STAR rating is made of.
See the platform →We identify the patients, deploy the whole kit into the home, and monitor them continuously. Paid on the outcomes we deliver, not the visits we bill.
The ACCESS program →Nothing between visits goes unseen. MouthLab captures, our care team watches and documents, and the claim is audit-ready the day it goes out.
RPM & CCM →Where the nearest hospital is two hours away, sixty seconds is the whole clinic. The largest federal investment in rural health in history is built for exactly this.
The rural mission →Add a program, and nothing gets rebuilt: same device, same platform, tuned to what each one needs.
All five programs →One breath, sixty seconds, and a whole-person clinical picture that once took a room of equipment.
MouthLab is FDA-cleared and built under an audited quality management system. Every parameter it reads is validated against the gold standards the FDA requires. No shortcuts, no proxies.
Cleared as a multi-parameter physiologic monitor. 2021.
The quality system MouthLab is designed and manufactured under.
MouthLab was born at Johns Hopkins Medicine, in Maryland.
Accepted participant. Launching 2026.
AIDAR exists because of Viji Elumalai, our founder's mother. We build so that no caregiver faces what he faced, and no patient what she did.