Continuous vitals
HR, SpO₂, skin temp, respiratory rate — visible to the floor the moment a baseline drifts.
Always-on · autonomous-first
Roundspring runs AI-native rounds over every resident — pulling vitals, scoring fall risk, watching medication windows — and only pulls a nurse in when it's a real judgment call.
fewer falls
billable / shift
NPS
How a round actually runs
The boring parts of a nursing round — the same six checks, every ninety minutes, every shift — are the part a model handles best. We're not adding an alert system; we're hiring out the routine so the people on the floor can spend their attention on the residents who need it.
Vitals, motion, sleep, and adherence signals come from wristbands, room sensors, and bedside patches — no daily device-handling, no change to bedside routine.
Fall risk, sepsis flags, sudden decompensation, missed doses, mood shifts — scored continuously against each resident baseline. Calm updates to the floor, sharp ones routed to the nurse.
A real nurse or clinician sees only the cases that need eyes, hands, or a call. Family gets a conversational touch instead of an after-the-fact voicemail.
Coverage
Four signal streams, scored continuously, escalated by exception. Nothing exotic, nothing missing.
HR, SpO₂, skin temp, respiratory rate — visible to the floor the moment a baseline drifts.
Posture transitions, gait drift, unstaffed-hours risk — scored and queued for the nearest available clinician.
Dose timing, refusals, partial administrations. Exceptions page the nurse before the next med pass.
Conversational summaries land in the family channel — the kind of update that used to take a phone call.
ROI
Pulled from twelve facilities running Roundspring on the floor, audited against CMS-reported falls and time-on-task studies.
38%
median fall reduction
across 12 SNFs, 24 months
+2.1h
billable clinical hours / nurse / shift
reclaimed from routine checks
94
family NPS
conversational updates vs. before
Falls drop because the watch never went off-shift. Billable hours recover because nurses spend their shift on the residents in front of them, not on the chart. Family NPS lifts because somebody is actually saying something when it changes.
Compliance
Every escalation the agent produces is co-signed by a clinician before it's acted on. Liability, audit, and reimbursement all follow that hand-off — never the model's call alone.
HIPAA & SOC2-ready
PHI isolated, BAA in place, every agent action logged at the row level.
CMS reimbursement-aware
Remote patient monitoring time codes lined up before any agent is trusted to triage.
Clinical sign-off
Escalation protocols reviewed by medical director, refreshed per quarter.
Round the clock