At The Meadows of Fall River, we understand independence and safety go hand in hand. That’s why we’re proud to offer AUGi™ by Inspiren, an innovative AI-powered fall risk-reduction technology that provides an extra layer of protection while respecting your privacy and dignity.
The Meadows of Fall River is among only a handful of senior living organizations to implement true AI technology.
AUGi not only helps prevent falls but also monitors behavior trends and sleep patterns over time and flags changes, allowing us to identify new issues and refine resident care plans.
AUGi is a wall-mounted smart device that uses AI technology to sense your movements. It alerts our care team when there may be a fall risk (like when you are getting out of bed or a chair), or in the event a fall has already occurred. This enables us to immediately respond and provide assistance.
Your privacy is our priority. Unlike traditional cameras, AUGi is a sophisticated HIPAA-compliant technology that never displays or stores clear images. Residents appear as stick figures, apartment details are blurred to ensure privacy, and only authorized care team members get alerted when movement patterns suggest fall risk. Residents can turn on a temporary “virtual curtain” when they want additional privacy.
Gently recognizes moments that may need a hand — sitting up at the bed edge, an unsteady transfer — and alerts the care team so they can offer support early.
If a resident does take a fall, AUGi senses it and sends an immediate alert — so a caregiver is there to help right away.
Gentle insights into sleep and nighttime activity help our nurses thoughtfully refine each resident’s personalized care plan over time.
Each year, there are about 3 million emergency-department visits for older-adult falls (CDC, 2023), and one in five falls leads to a more serious injury (NIA, 2022). The good news: thoughtful prevention makes a real difference.
AUGi is one layer within a broader, caring approach — welcoming design, therapy, medication review, and human attention. Technology extends a caregiver’s senses, and a familiar, friendly face is still the one who walks through the door.
Alerts our care team before potential incidents occur
Enables immediate assistance during higher-risk moments
Identifies behavior changes, enabling us to refine and improve your care plan