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Occupancy
Who's in the room, and who's out of bed. Badge integration tells staff from patients, so you're not alerted about your own team.
Clinical AI · Ambient Sensing
Care doesn’t stop between rounds.
Sental IQ is a privacy-first monitoring layer for inpatient and aged-care wards. Radar sensors notice what happens between checks and tell you only what you’ve asked to know.
Ward 3 · Live monitoring02:14:08
72bpm
98%
SpO₂
Bed 1In bed · settled
Bed 2Out of bed
Bed 4Bathroom · 11m
3 beds monitored1 alert
What it does
Awareness for every bed. No intrusion.
Radar notices what’s happening in the room. The platform knows which of those things you’d actually want to hear about.
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Bathroom monitoring
Knows when a bathroom has been occupied too long, with no knock at the door. You set the duration that counts as concerning.
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Pressure injury prevention
Tracks how long a patient has gone without moving, and flags it at the interval you choose.
Risk factors coming soon04
Automation rules
Build the alerts you want, the way you want them. Drag and drop, or start from a preset. Scoped to a bed, a ward, or the hospital.
Humans bring care. Sensors bring awareness.
Designed to support clinical judgement, not replace it
Use cases
What it looks like on the floor
Four moments where Sental IQ changes what your team can see, and how fast you can act on it.
Falls prevention
The risk is highest the moment they stand.
Sental IQ knows when a high-risk patient has left the bed and reaches the right nurse before a step becomes a fall. No wearable to remove. Nothing intrusive in the room.
- Bed-exit detected the moment it happens
- Alert routed to the patient's assigned nurse
- Timing and thresholds set by your team
- Works in the dark, with no patient action needed
On the ward · 02:14
“Bed 4 has left the bed. Marked high falls-risk on this round.”
Nurse notifiedWho benefits
Better awareness changes the whole room
When a ward can see more, everyone in it feels the difference, and so does everyone waiting outside it.
Clinicians
More signal, less noise
Alerts you configured, for the patients who need them. No footage to review. No routine observation rounds just to confirm everything's fine.
Hospital operations
Fewer incidents, better records
Reduce preventable adverse events. Generate audit-ready records automatically. Show care quality to accreditors and funders.
Family members
Peace of mind between visits
Knowing someone is actively watched, not just checked on, changes how a family feels. Especially overnight in aged care.
Patients
Dignity, kept
Monitored discreetly. Supported without intrusion. The system works quietly, so clinicians can focus on what needs a human.
How it works
Built to fit the ward you already have
Vendor-neutral, hardware-agnostic, and FHIR-native. It works with your stack, not the other way around.
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Radar sensors go in
Sensors sit quietly in the room and start working straight away.
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The platform watches and scores
Occupancy, movement, and duration, tracked in real time across every enabled bed.
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Your team sets the rules
Drag-and-drop presets, or custom logic from scratch. The thresholds are yours.
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It talks to your EMR
FHIR-native and HL7 v2 compatible. Works with Oracle ieMR, Cerner, and more.
Architecture
Edge on-site. AWS at the core. Sovereign to Australia.
Edge processing on-site
Per-ward edge nodes fuse signals locally and de-identify data before anything leaves. Raw data stays where it's captured.
AWS at the core
Fusion, scoring, and dashboards run on a secure cloud core, hosted in Australia.
Sovereign and secure
Australian data residency and an ISO 27001-aligned security posture, with documentation your security and compliance teams will recognise.
The problem
Why this matters
Falls, pressure injuries, and bathroom-safety incidents are among the most common and most preventable adverse events in hospital and aged care. Yet most wards still rely on intermittent rounds, staff recall, or wearables to catch them.
Each leaves a gap: rounds miss the moments in between, and wearables get taken off. The problem was never a lack of care. It’s the lack of continuous visibility between the moments a clinician is in the room.
Get started
Ready to see it in your ward?
We’re working with a small number of anchor partners right now. If you’re in hospital or aged care and want to explore what a pilot looks like, let’s talk.