Simple for Residents
Connected devices can capture readings with minimal interaction from the resident, depending on the device and monitoring workflow.
Facility-Based Care
Connected monitoring for nursing homes, senior living and residential care.
Give care teams a shared view of residents’ health information across your facility. SmartFuture brings vital signs, connected medical devices, alerts and care workflows into one platform, helping teams review trends, identify readings that need attention and coordinate follow-up across shifts.
Connected Monitoring for Residential Care
Facility-based monitoring is a multi-resident programme. It brings residents’ health readings, trends and alerts into one platform. Connected medical devices can capture and send readings, while a central dashboard gives care teams visibility across residents and supports coordinated follow-up across shifts.
One View for Care Teams
View residents’ readings, trends and alerts from a central dashboard to support assessment and coordinated care.
Less Manual Data Entry
Readings from supported connected devices can be captured automatically in the platform, reducing the need for staff to enter results manually.
How It Works
Connected monitoring across your facility in three simple steps.
1
Connect Residents to Monitoring Devices
Assign each resident the monitoring devices required for their care needs, linked to their profile and configured accordingly.
2
Capture Readings Automatically
Supported connected devices send readings to the platform automatically, reducing the need for staff to collect and enter results manually.
3
Review Readings and Alerts
Care teams can review residents’ readings, trends and alerts from one dashboard and coordinate follow-up when needed.
Facility-Based Monitoring in Practice
See how connected monitoring can give care teams a shared view of residents across a facility.
Connected Monitoring for Transitional Care in the United States
The Challenge: Give care teams better visibility of residents’ health readings across the facility while reducing reliance on manual collection and documentation.
What We Deployed: A facility-based monitoring platform connecting resident monitoring devices with central dashboards, alerts and individual resident records.
The Outcome: Care teams can review residents’ readings and trends from a shared platform, helping them identify readings that need attention and coordinate follow-up.
Connected Monitoring for a Transitional Care Facility in Singapore
The Challenge: Support care teams in monitoring residents across the facility while making health readings easier to capture, review and manage as part of daily care workflows.
What We Deployed: A facility-based monitoring platform connecting residents with medical devices, central dashboards, configurable alerts and individual resident records, configured around the facility’s care workflows.
The Outcome: Care teams can review residents’ readings and trends from a shared platform, helping them identify readings that need attention and coordinate follow-up across the facility.
One Dashboard Across Your Facility
View residents’ readings, trends and alerts in one place, with access to individual graphs and more detailed records. The dashboard gives care teams a shared view to support monitoring, handovers and coordinated care.
Shared View at the Nurses’ Station
Display the dashboard on a connected screen so staff can review readings and alerts together and coordinate follow-up across shifts.
Secure Access for Authorised Staff
Authorised care teams and managers can access the platform from supported computers or tablets to review residents and monitor activity across the facility.
Alerts That Support Timely Follow-Up
Configure different types of alerts around your residents, monitoring workflows and care requirements.
Health alerts
Readings outside configured thresholds can trigger an alert for the care team to review.
Exit & Movement Alerts
Where supported, staff can receive alerts when a resident moves beyond a designated area, supporting supervision and resident safety workflows.
Fall Detection Alerts
Where supported, compatible devices can detect a possible fall and alert staff to check on the resident.
Devices and Coverage
Wearable and connected devices
We work with established device manufacturers and are not tied to a single brand. Supported wearable and connected devices can capture residents’ health readings and send them to the SmartFuture platform.
Each facility is different. Device connectivity and coverage can be planned around the building layout, monitoring requirements and areas where residents receive care.
Where It Is Used
Nursing homes
Support ongoing monitoring of residents while giving care teams a shared view of readings, trends and alerts.
Senior & Residential Care
Support different levels of monitoring for residents within the same platform, based on their individual care needs.
Rehabilitation & Transitional Care
Monitor residents during recovery and support continuity of information as they move through different stages of care.
Other Residential Care Settings
Configure monitoring, devices and workflows around different residential care models and requirements.
Reports and Integration
SmartFuture can integrate with existing systems through supported APIs and integrations, helping relevant information flow into established workflows. Reports can also be configured around your operational and care requirements.
Why Teams Use It
Less manual collection
Connected devices can reduce the need for staff to collect and manually enter routine readings.
Follow-up from trends
Trends and alerts help care teams identify readings that may need review and follow-up.
One record across shifts
Keep readings, trends and relevant monitoring information together to support care coordination, handovers and reporting.
Common Questions
What is facility-based patient monitoring?
Facility-based patient monitoring connects residents’ health readings, devices, alerts and care information in one platform, giving care teams a shared view across a nursing home, senior living or residential care facility.
Do residents have to do anything?
It depends on the monitoring device and workflow. Supported wearable and connected devices can capture readings with minimal resident interaction and send them to the platform automatically.
Does it work everywhere in the building?
Connectivity and coverage are planned around each facility’s layout, monitoring requirements and the areas where residents receive care.
What happens if a resident leaves the building?
Where exit or movement monitoring is configured, supported devices can trigger an alert when a resident moves beyond a designated area.
How is this different from your home monitoring solutions?
Home monitoring follows one patient in their own house. This is built for a building: many residents at once, staff on shift, coverage across every room, and one screen for the floor.
Does it connect to the systems we already use?
Yes. We integrate with facility and clinical systems so readings land in the resident record, working to your IT team’s requirements.
How long does installation take?
It depends on the size and layout of the building. Most facilities start with one floor or one wing, prove it works, then extend.
Can we run it under our own brand?
Yes. SmartFuture is white-label, so the dashboard and the reports can carry your organisation’s name and look.
See Your Facility on One Dashboard
Talk to us about your facility, residents and monitoring requirements. We’ll show you how the devices, connectivity, alerts and dashboard can be configured around your care model.