Daily resident connection, with a clear boundary for care and privacy.
Sevah's room companion supports daily coaching and engagement, then brings relevant context to staff for review. The proposed model keeps safety awareness distinct from continuous recording.
The reality on the floor
Daily life changes between visits. Care teams need useful context without turning a residence into a surveillance library.
Activity, connection, routines, and symptoms change every day, while care teams often see only snapshots. Sevah is designed to support resident agency and to surface context for human review when it matters.
The operating model is straightforward: the companion supports daily engagement; designated staff review exceptions, classify potential acute events, and follow the facility's care workflow. The system does not make clinical decisions.
What Tara supports
A daily care loop that keeps humans in control.
Daily coaching and connection
Tara can support routines, movement, social plans, meals, rest, and conversation while carrying forward resident preferences and relevant care context.
Context for staff review
Conversation and approved chart context can highlight changes and exceptions for review. The resulting indicators are non-diagnostic.
A dignified safety boundary
Continuous safety awareness is not continuous recording. Raw media begins only for approved virtual rounds, resident-initiated conversations, or clinician and nurse dispatches.
Staff-owned follow-through
Designated staff review potential acute events, classify the state, document what was observed and what action was taken, and follow the facility workflow.
What changes after install
A proposed workflow designed for accountable follow-through.
The companion supports daily engagement and brings changes or exceptions into a staff review queue.
Designated staff review raw interaction media within the proposed 24-72 hour classification window.
Staff classify a potential acute event, clinical review, or no acute event, then document the follow-up under facility workflow.
Raw video and audio expire after the review window; only vision analytics and the interaction transcript persist.
Measurement areas
What the facility can define and oversee.
Facility policy, privacy review, and the care workflow define access, oversight, response accountability, and measurement.
Consent
Resident and representative authority
Access
Facility review and audit controls
Response
Alert ownership and escalation
Privacy
Sensitive-care safeguards
Documentation
Observed state and action taken
Retention
Approved review and retention schedule
Getting started
A facility-approved workflow, before launch.
- Resident consent, representative workflow, and visitor notice
- Staff access, oversight, and audit reporting
- Alert ownership, response expectations, escalation, and documentation
- Privacy and counsel review of the operating policy
- Staff training before a measured rollout
FAQ
For assisted living communities, answered
How does Sevah help residents feel more connected?
Tara supports daily conversation, routines, movement, meals, rest, and social connection. It carries forward resident preferences and relevant care context to make the next interaction more personal; licensed staff retain clinical responsibility.
Does Sevah replace our care team or clinical judgment?
No. Sevah provides non-diagnostic decision-support indicators for staff review. The facility and physician-led care team determine the response, documentation, escalation, and clinical decisions.
Is Sevah continuously recording residents?
No. Continuous safety awareness is distinct from recording and is not a continuous video archive. Raw interaction media is captured only for an approved virtual round, resident-initiated conversation, or clinician or nurse dispatch.
How long is raw video or audio retained?
The proposed default is a 24-72 hour human-in-the-loop classification window for approved interactions and acute-event review. At the end of that window, raw media expires; vision analytics and the interaction transcript persist under the approved facility policy.
What can families receive?
Families receive authorized summaries and progress reports through the facility's established process, subject to resident authorization, representative status, purpose, and applicable policy. There is no raw-media release pathway after the review window.
Request a Pilot
Review the proposed resident engagement, safety-awareness, and staff-review workflow for your community.
The proposed retention schedule and workflow require facility policy, privacy, and legal review before launch.