Frequently Asked Questions

NtelCare’s Fall Detection and Bed Exit devices Sensors utilize 4D Point Cloud Imaging Radar technology by Vayyar for advanced monitoring. These sensors offer 24/7 Touchless Monitoring with Multi-Sensing capabilities, functioning effectively in all lighting conditions, dense steam, and high humidity.

NtelCare’s additional sensors offer essential observation capabilities, including Medication Access, Wander Management, Restroom Visits as well as other Health & Well-being Monitoring. These features contribute to health and behavior insightss and more a secure environment for seniors.

Our technicians provide a custom-planned, one-time installation, and our sensors require no upkeep, eliminating the need for additional tech visits. This not only saves time but also reduces operational hassles.

NsightsCare™ Platform is a comprehensive solution for the Senior Care Industry that includes a Centralized Point-of-Care Dashboard, Messaging & Alert System, and Data Analytics, Insights & Reports. It provides actionable insights to enhance the overall care experience for seniors.

The platform includes a Centralized Point-of-Care Dashboard for streamlined management, a Messaging & Alert System for quick communication, and robust Data Analytics, Insights & Reports for informed decision-making. 

In a world accelerating at the speed of AI, understanding how these incredible capabilities get smarter is critical to driving business outcomes. Artificial intelligence (AI) is the theory of computer systems that can perform complex tasks. Machine learning (ML) is the process by which computers, including AI, learn new things; people use ML to feed data to the AI and train it over time.

For a computer to think on its own and perform complex tasks to become AI – it must digest and internalize more and more information and logic over time. That process is machine learning. As the computer takes on more work, ML enables it to become ever more “intelligent.” This is how AI understands and reacts to nuances and distinct scenarios.

"The cloud" refers to servers that are accessed over the Internet, and the software and databases that run on those servers. Cloud servers are located in data centers over the world. By using cloud computing, users and companies do not have to manage physical servers themselves or run software applications on their own machines.