InteliLiving uses smart home technology driven by AI to give families peace of mind so the elderly and people with disability can live independently safely during and after COVID-19.

InteliLiving uses discrete smart home sensors (not cameras) to gather and share information from a household. It learns daily routines and using advanced analytics detects changes in behaviour which is shared through a mobile phone app to authorised parties (family members, carers, neighbours etc.).

For example, InteliLiving shows when a person has restless nights, which clinicians have identified as a symptom of early dementia or risk indicator of a future fall. By sharing rich information via a mobile phone app on a person's movements around the home, appliance use, house temperature and more, family members and carers can act early in supporting that person, avoiding potential health issues. The home becomes a member of the care team.

How InteliLiving benefits seniors and people with disabilities and their families:

Intelligent home insights without cameras or invading privacy
24/7 coverage of a household's behaviour, checking in on safety and well-being
No button pressing or battery charging required
Families have peace of mind that InteliLiving will alert them to a change in behaviour
Families receive well-being updates every day
People feel more comfortable and confident staying in their homes for longer
Avoid stressful conversations about moving a family member into aged or specialist care
Insights enable early prevention measures before serious incidents occur
Prevents selling the home to fund specialist (aged care)
In Australia: eligible for funding under My Aged Care's CHSP, Home Care Packages and NDIS
Reduced infection risk during COVID-19

InteliLiving IoT Monitoring for Independent Living

by InteliCare Holdings Pty Ltd