AI-Powered support for caregiving staff

Nursee is an AI Vision system that supports caregiving staff by monitoring patient safety, health, sleep patterns, and activities. It enhances care, reduces infections, and helps healthcare providers achieve better outcomes.

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How Nursee works

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01. Monitor with AI Vision

Nursee uses cameras to understand and interpret activity within a room. The AI watches threads and patients’ conditions. It analyzes real-time footage without recording, ensuring privacy. See more.

Privacy

AI Vision

Non-Invasive

02. Care support, immediate safety

Empower your staff with real-time tools to detect falls, monitor bed occupancy, and monitor out-of-room events. Complete insight into the ward’s condition helps reduce the number of tedious rounds and allows staff to focus on the most essential things for patients.

Fall detection

Out of bed

Out of room

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long-term care, patients’ routines, analyzing

03. Long-term care, proactive insights

Gain valuable insights into patients’ routines and sleep patterns over time. Ensure treatments progress smoothly while reducing the risk of depression and stroke. Receive feedback to improve procedures and streamline reporting processes.

Sleep monitoring

Treatment trend

Hygiene procedures

Benefits

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Caregiving staff

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Nursing Homes and Hospitals

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Families

Response to the Global Challenges of Healthcare Systems

Aging Society

Aging Society = More Injuries

As populations age, the number of injuries increases. Approximately 684,000 people die from falls every year, and 37.3 million falls are severe enough to require medical attention.

nurse shortage

Global Shortage of Nurses

Even before the pandemic, the world faced a critical shortage of healthcare workers. The global deficit of nurses was estimated at 5.9 million, and projections suggest that more than 13 million additional nurses will be required by 2030 to close this gap.

Infections

Infections in Hospitals and Antimicrobial Resistance

Nearly 30% of ICU patients experience at least one infection. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing threat, responsible for 1.27 million global deaths in 2019 and contributing to 4.95 million deaths worldwide.