Virtual nursing, virtual sitting, and telehealth in one console. AI watches every feed and flags a bed exit before it becomes a fall — while virtual nurses take admission interviews, discharge teaching, and med reconciliation off the floor team's plate.
Built dark-first for observation duty. When AI flags movement, the feed lights amber, the room's door sign follows, and the alert lands on Command and every staff phone — the same synchronized event chain as a code.
This is the actual HCI ONE Guardian console layout on simulated feeds — the same view a remote observer works from, day and night.
One trained observer covers up to 40 rooms of continuous observation — replacing 1:1 sitters for fall risk, elopement, and safety watches.
Computer vision flags a bed exit as it starts. A voice prompt plays in the room, the aide is dispatched, and the door sign glows amber — before the fall.
Admission interviews, discharge teaching, and med reconciliation handled by remote RNs through the room's TV — the floor team keeps the floor.
Specialists and family consults join on the room's biggest screen, scheduled or on demand — no cart to wheel in, no tablet to sanitize.
When Guardian's AI flags Room 206, the alert doesn't live in the console. The door sign's LED ring turns amber, the room's row pulses on Command, the assigned aide's phone buzzes with the live feed one tap away, and the whole event lands in the audit log. One event, five surfaces — the platform is the point.
Thirty minutes, real software. We'll walk the observer console, the AI escalation chain, and the virtual nursing queue — on simulated feeds.
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