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Continuum Home · connected care

The hospital, at your door.

Quiet instruments, and a desk that already knows your normal.

See what goes in the house

We only put an instrument in your house if it changes what we would do.

Every one has a reason, a threshold, and somebody responsible for it.

01Cardiovascular
  • Blood pressure
  • Single- and six-lead ECG
  • Pulse oximetry
  • Patch monitoring on demand
02Metabolic
  • Connected scale
  • Defined CGM cycles
  • Connected glucometer where appropriate
03Respiratory
  • Connected spirometry
  • Peak flow
  • Digital stethoscope for guided consultation
04Sleep + activity
  • Under-mattress respiration sensor
  • Validated wrist or ring wearable
05Elder safety
  • Passive fall detection
  • Gait and activity sensing
  • Reporting medication dispenser
  • One physical human call button
06Environment
  • Indoor particulates
  • Carbon dioxide
  • Exposure treated as clinical data
07At the door
  • Home phlebotomy
  • Point-of-care tests
  • Imaging with transport arranged
A wafer-thin under-mattress sensor and compact receiver in a calm, empty bedroom.
Sensing, without turning a home into a ward
A nurse reviewing prioritised home-monitoring signals in the Continuum clinical desk.
The clinical desk

Recovery, watched quietly.

The useful signal is never one strange reading. It is a change from your own pattern, spotted early enough that a person still has choices.

Recovery drift routed to a clinical decisionAn observed recovery line begins inside a personal expected band, drifts outside it, and ends at a nurse review point.TIME AT HOMEDEFINED REVIEW LINEYOUR EXPECTED BAND
Clinical deskA nurse reads the flag.

The model may prioritise it. A person decides the next action.

  1. 01
    Learn your normal

    We build your own baseline from the instruments in your house.

  2. 02
    Notice when it moves

    A change we have defined in advance gets pushed to the clinical desk.

  3. 03
    Hand it to a person

    A nurse reads what is going on. Your named doctor decides whether it escalates.

For every signal we watch, four things are written down: the instrument, the threshold, how fast we respond, and who is responsible.

An alert isn’t help. Here’s what happens next.

It is not finished until it is closed in your record.

  1. 01HomeSomething changes
  2. 02The deskA person reads it
  3. 03Your doctorOne person decides
  4. 04AristionCome in, if you need to
  5. 05RecordWritten down and closed

One relationship. Four shapes it takes.

01ContinuumOne person

Instruments at home, continuous monitoring, the clinical desk, an annual assessment and one named doctor.

02Continuum FamilyUp to six

Adults, elders and children — each with their own consent settings.

03Continuum CareSomeone who needs looking after

Attendant coordination, hospital at home, advance planning, and escalation into intensive care when it is needed.

04Continuum at TelomeraTelomera members

The three-day assessment replaces the annual one, and the Telomera faculty runs the desk.

The point is to need us less.

Find out earlier. Come in only when coming in is genuinely the right answer.

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