Sevah is designed to keep residents engaged and connected to family, give your staff earlier visibility into wellness changes, and surface patterns that can be easy to miss between visits.

The reality on the floor
In many assisted living communities, families want more visibility into daily life while staff bandwidth stays tight. Meaningful moments can go unnoticed between scheduled activities and visits because staff cannot be everywhere at once. Sevah is built for communities that want to feel more personal without adding headcount.
The operational hypothesis is straightforward: give residents more engagement and families more visibility, and test whether that improves satisfaction and move-in confidence without asking staff to trust an autonomous system.
What Companion does for your community
Selected resident moments can be turned into staff-reviewed daily wellness updates, giving families a window into daily life without adding staff workload.
Sleep disruption, reduced intake, mood changes, and other patterns can be surfaced for staff review while there’s still time to act.
Companion keeps residents engaged between scheduled visits and activities without asking staff to watch another live feed. The system is designed to route exceptions, not create monitoring theater.
We aim to make your community feel more personal, giving families a visible reason to choose you at move-in. Pilot success is measured against resident and family satisfaction.
What changes after install
Daily wellness snapshots can keep families closer without adding staff workload.
Family calling workflows can move closer to the resident apartment when the community enables them.
Overnight teams can review exception-based alerts instead of constant status checking.
Move-in tours can point to a visible, differentiated resident experience instead of relying only on brochure claims.
Measurement areas
Pilot evaluation areas are set with each community. Specific numbers come from your pilot.
Experience
Resident engagement time
Family
Family satisfaction score
Wellness
Daily update completion rate
Operations
Exception handoff speed
Adoption
Staff sign-off usage
Pilot
Community-defined success measures
Getting started

FAQ
Companion keeps residents engaged with conversation, reminders, and companionship throughout the day, and shares wellness updates that families can see. Staff decide what belongs in the community record, and pilot measurement focuses on resident engagement and family satisfaction.
No. Sevah surfaces wellness observations for staff review; a licensed staff member reviews and signs everything before it enters the record. It routes into the system you already run rather than replacing it.
Pilot deployments are designed to be lightweight. Companion units ship with cellular connectivity, so community wifi may be optional, and setup is scoped with the community's IT and operations leads before launch.
Ten Companion units, one floor, 30 days. Reporting cadence, support scope, and commercial terms are confirmed with each community before launch, and the pilot is measured on resident engagement, family satisfaction, and move-in interest.
Sevah is designed to give families daily wellness updates and give prospective residents' families a reason to choose your community — a visible, premium point of differentiation during the tour and decision process.
Ten Companion units. One floor. 30 days. Review the experience in your own community.
Deployment scope, commercial terms, and launch timing are confirmed with each community before the pilot begins.