AIDAR · Intelligence

Atlas knows where you've been. And where you're going.

The device reads. The platform foresees.

Atlas · the intelligenceAIDI · the scoreCompass · the platform
The score
01 · Compass

One platform. A view for every hand.

Atlas maps everything and builds it. AIDI scores where you stand. Compass is where you act on it and get where you're going.

It is one platform, one record underneath, and Compass brings all of it together into one comprehensive whole, shaped for each person who touches the resident.

One record underneath. A different view for every hand.

See it live in the demo

02 · The intelligent layer

It remembers. It decides. It watches.

Every MouthLab reading joins a living record of one body, where it is remembered, scored, and watched over.

Atlas

The memory
The living map of one life

Every reading, every nurse note, every value already in the chart becomes one continuous record. Atlas learns what steady looks like for this body, then catches the hour it starts to drift.

0/ 100

AIDI

The verdict
One number, 0 to 100

AIDI turns everything Atlas knows into a single score: who is steady, who to watch, who needs someone now. Under 50 is the warning. Under 25, help is already on its way.

Pulse

The whole house
Every bed, one signal

Pulse rolls every resident's number into one living measure of the building, so you see where the night is heading before the shift begins.

One continuous line from a breath to a decision, not three tools bolted together.

03 · The index

Every body, one number.

AIDI, the AIDAR Decompensation Index, distills more than 10 clinical measurements and subjective data into a single score from 0 to 100, where 100 is the best the body can be. It is personal: built from your first reading, retrained on every one after. When the number bends, the platform moves.

AIDI · AIDAR Decompensation Index
0/ 100
Mrs. R · room 214 · this morningtrending up
Excellent
Stable
Watch
Alert
Critical
Mrs. R · 78
Under 50 · the warning

Atlas flags the drift and routes it to a nurse.

Under 25 · the ambulance

Bedside paged. EMS pre-alerted. No one waits for rounds.

7-day forecast · 90% PI

AIDI doesn't only score today. It projects the next seven days with a 90% prediction interval, so the care plan changes before the curve does.

04 · The proof

One resident's month, as Atlas saw it.

Mrs. R, room 214: thirty days of readings, every one scored, every action logged.

Today · AIDI 78 · trending up
Excellent80Stable60Watch40Alert20Critical0D1D5D10D15D20D25D30D35At hospitalDays 14 to 20New care planAM / PM
  1. D6Drift flag

    RR climbing four mornings, routed to the RN.

  2. D9Clinician escalation

    The trend surfaced to the PCP.

  3. D13AIDAR Ally watch

    24/7 night monitoring begins.

  4. D14Decompensation

    AIDI under 25, nurse paged, EMS pre-alerted.

  5. D14 to 20Hospitalization

    Seven days inpatient, the shaded span on the chart.

  6. D20Family looped in

    Discharge ready, home checklist complete.

  7. D21Care plan changed

    New medication, daily readings at home.

  8. D30Forecast issued

    Projected 76 to 82, on track to baseline.

05 · Clinical oversight

Ally. The watch that never blinks.

Software flags. People decide. AIDAR Ally is a team of licensed health care professionals who watch every AIDI signal around the clock, confirm what matters with a second reading, and escalate only what is real, so the night nurse never leaves the floor.

On watchIllustrative exampleA typical month · a 128-bed facility
The signal funnel

Ally clears about four in five flags before anyone is paged.

A flood of readings narrows to only what is real, so the floor is never buried in false alarms, and what is real is acted on in time.

0
Readings watched
7,220routine readings, never flagged
0
Flagged for review
4 in 5flags cleared before anyone is paged
0
Confirmed and escalated
0
Hospitalizations avoided
< 4 min

Median time to review a flag

4 in 5

Flags cleared without paging the floor

24 / 7

Licensed professionals on watch

18

Hospitalizations avoided

Illustrative figures, shown to demonstrate how the watch works.

01

Around the clock

Licensed health care professionals on watch every hour of every day, every flag reviewed the moment it lands.

02

Confirmed, not guessed

Each alert is validated with a second reading before anyone is paged, so false alarms never reach the bedside.

03

Escalated with a script

When it is real, the bedside gets the assessment steps and EMS is pre-alerted, hours before the symptom.

04

Documented as it happens

Every review, escalation, and outcome is written to the record, audit-ready the day it goes out.

The oversight your census needs, without the staff you do not have.

06 · The facility

The pulse of the whole building.

AIDI scores one resident. Pulse scores the facility: one living number for every bed you run, recomputed with every reading taken in the building.

Facility Pulse · one signal
0/ 100
Illustrative exampleA 128-bed facility · right now
The whole census · right now
StableOn watchEscalated
128
Residents monitored
119
Stable right now
7
On watch
2
Escalated today
Live · right now
Room 208 · AIDI 62 and falling · routed to the Unit B nurse

The whole census in one glance, before the shift begins.

07 · The Command Center

The three that move your Stars.

CMS scores every facility on three things: quality measures, staffing, and health inspections. The same system that reads a resident at the bedside works all three, from one record, so the whole facility, not just the MDS office, stops drowning in paperwork.

Command center· LiveOn trackWatchAct

Quality measures

On track
0/ 20

Every measure in view, flagged the moment it slips.

Staffing

Reconciled
0%
In agreementScheduled and worked, one number

Real coverage on the floor, tracked shift by shift.

Health inspections

Survey ready
  • Assessments current
  • Incidents logged
  • Records complete

Logged as it happens, so survey day holds no surprises.

Facility standingOn track· Quality, staffing, and inspections, on one record

The platform moves every star above, powered by your team's daily work and MouthLab at the bedside.

The comparison

The round, before and after.

Seven measures of the same shift, read side by side.

The traditional round
With AIDAR
Time per resident
Traditional round
12 minutes
With AIDAR
87 seconds
Sixty of them are the measurement itself
Devices carried
Traditional round
Five
Separate devices
With AIDAR
One
MouthLab
Signals captured
Traditional round
Three to four
Non-validated vitals
With AIDAR
10+
Clinical measurements
Charting
Traditional round
Transcribed by hand
Afterward
With AIDAR
Bridge
The same platform, live
Between rounds
Traditional round
Nothing
Until the next pass
With AIDAR
AIDI
Rescores on every reading
When something drifts
Traditional round
It waits
For the next round
With AIDAR
Atlas
Routes it, the moment it drifts
Nursing time returned
Traditional round
None
With AIDAR
0 hours
Per facility, per year
08 · Deploy

See your building before it happens.

From the first call, a real AIDAR team is on your side. We set it up, train your people, and stay until it just works.

  1. 01
    We align

    We learn your building, your goals, and your workflows, then build the rollout around you.

  2. 02
    We integrate

    We connect to PointClickCare or MatrixCare, so every reading lands where your team already works. No new system to maintain.

  3. 03
    We deploy and train

    Devices in hand, and every role set up to win: MDS coordinators, DONs, administrators, nurses, and aides.

  4. 04
    We stay

    A real team watches progress with you, shift after shift, and keeps tuning until it just works. We never hand you a box and leave.

4x
Faster to go live than a typical rollout
Every role
From nursing aides to administrators, trained and supported
White glove
A team with you, not a drop and go
One
System for vitals, notes, and alerts, the last one your team needs