Care Signals
The morning's risks, surfaced together.
Care Signals reads daily patterns, vitals, and events from the systems you already use and brings the few things worth a second look to the top of the day.
Recent morning signal queue
Updated a few minutes agoRoom 118 · Hydration trend
Two missed fluids overnight
Room 204 · Reduced mobility
PT + transfer assist suggested
Room 207 · Meal decline
Two meals < 25% past 24h
Resident A · Post-fall day 2
Steady · tracking this shift
Room 416 · Wound check due
Last dressing > 36h
Room 502 · Family follow-up
Daughter awaiting update
How a morning signal queue lands in the huddle. Resident labels are PHI-safe.
Signal types
Six operational signals, watched quietly.
Each one is tuned to the kind of small slip that, left alone, turns into a harder day.
Fall watch
Recent fall, change in gait, or watch order active.
Missed med confirmation
Scheduled med not confirmed within window.
Meal decline
Multiple low-intake meals in 24 hours.
Wound check due
Last dressing or assessment past schedule.
Transfer risk
Mobility change suggests assist level review.
Family follow-up overdue
Promised update or call past its window.
Source context
Every signal links back to where it came from.
No black-box alerts. Each row shows the underlying observation, a confidence level, and the role responsible for reviewing it.
- Hydration trendeMAR fluid intakeMediumCharge nurse
- Reduced mobilityCare notes + PT logMediumCare lead
- Meal declineDining services logHighCharge nurse
- Wound check dueTreatment scheduleHighWound nurse
- Family follow-upFamily Loop queue—Care lead
Customer proof
Heritage Senior Living Management
Privately owned senior living operator · 14 locations · Northeast US, multi-state · 247-bed capability · 85 active users
- Surface
- Care Signals
- Use case
- Signal weighting after replacing printed huddle sheets (missed-signal error rate estimated at 6% via audit trails pre-activation)
- Result
- 4.2% optimization in false-positive filtering
Source: HSLM operational logs and AcuityRow-Logs-2026-01-V2.4.1. Implementation March 10, 2025 to present. Family-note drafts require manual review before use.
AcuityRow flags likely operational risk.
Care teams decide.
Signals are a starting point for a conversation in the huddle, not a clinical judgment. A nurse or care lead reviews before anything is acted on or sent to a family.
Scenario
From overnight observation to morning action.
A common operating scenario.
Overnight
Overnight change observed
CNA notes a resident declined fluids twice; entry saved to care notes.
Before huddle
Signal surfaces
Care Signals groups the entries into a hydration trend with source links.
Morning huddle
Morning huddle action
Charge nurse reviews, accepts the suggested check-in, and assigns it.
Later in the shift
Family Loop drafts an update
After follow-up, an update is drafted, reviewed, approved, and logged.