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Ambient Operating System for PACE

Keep more participants living safely at home.

PACE programs carry the full risk for every participant they serve. Care Daily's privacy-first ambient layer gives the interdisciplinary team eyes in the home between visits, early signals of falls and of changes in activity, sleep, and daily routine, so the team can act before a small change becomes an emergency-department visit, a hospitalization, or a nursing-home placement. Backed by research funded by the National Institute on Aging with UC Berkeley.

A PACE participant living independently at home
At home
Ambient visibility between center days and home visits
Prevention-first
Early signals so the team can intervene before a crisis
Works unattended
Nothing for participants to charge, wear or remember
Regulated
HIPAA-compliant AI, built for the documentation PACE requires

Why PACE and ambient care fit

In PACE, prevention is the business model.

PACE, the Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly, serves nursing-home-eligible older adults who choose to keep living in their community. Because the program is fully capitated and holds the full risk for each participant, every avoided ED visit, hospital admission, and nursing-home day is both better for the participant and better for the program. Care Daily helps your team find those moments earlier, in the home, where most of a participant's life actually happens.

Between visits, in the home

What Care Daily senses.

One ambient layer in the participant's home, no cameras and nothing to remember, turned into early, prioritized signals for the care team.

Falls & fall risk
Real-time fall detection plus ambient fall-risk signals drawn from how a participant moves through the day.
Care Daily addsthe team is alerted with context, before the next crisis, not after
Home-alone & wandering awareness
Awareness when a participant has not returned home as expected, or is active at unusual hours.
Care Daily addsa gentle check-in before a small worry becomes an emergency
Sleep & nighttime activity
Changes in sleep and nighttime movement that often precede a decline in condition.
Care Daily addsearly warning the team can act on
Daily routine & ADLs
Bathroom, kitchen, and activity patterns that show how independent living is really going between visits.
Care Daily addstrends, not one-off snapshots, so support arrives on time
Medication routines
Signals around daily medication routines and adherence, through the Care Daily alliance.
Care Daily addssupport before a missed-dose pattern becomes a hospital visit
Home safety
Stove, water, temperature, and carbon-monoxide sensing across the home, with iGuard stove-fire prevention.
Care Daily addslife-safety signals in the whole-home picture

Built around the interdisciplinary team

Signals that fit the way PACE already works.

PACE care is delivered by an interdisciplinary team. Care Daily brings prioritized, contextual signals into that team's day so nurses, aides, social workers, and the medical director can focus attention where risk is rising, around the clock.

One prioritized view
The team sees who needs attention now, and why, without watching screens all day.
Context for every home visit
Staff arrive already knowing what has changed since the last contact.
A record that keeps up
Ambient signals become a durable picture for care planning and program documentation.

Bring us your participant population.

We will show you what ambient signals look like between visits for a PACE population, and how they reach your IDT without adding another system to check.

  • Designed around the IDT workflow
  • Signals, not raw device noise
  • A demo against your own care model

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More days at home. Fewer days in the hospital.

Book a demo to see how Care Daily gives your interdisciplinary team early, in-home visibility for the participants you carry the risk for.