Predict. Prevent. Protect.

Transforming Falls Prevention with Predictive AI

Elarin helps care teams act before a fall happens — using personalized, clinically explainable predictions.

The Problem at Hand

Falls Are Costly

Falls cost the average skilled nursing facility $380,000 annually; larger facilities can face over $700,000 per year.

Current solutions react too late. Elarin predicts risk early.

Why Elarin?

What Makes Elarin Different

Most fall prevention technologies rely on video monitoring or motion detection to alert staff after movement increases fall risk.

Features

Traditional

Elarin

Current fall prevention tools act after risk appears. Elarin uses AI to predict and prevent falls before they happen.

Technology Overview

Predictive Fall Prevention

Elarin integrates vital sign data, mobility patterns, and environmental conditions into a continuous learning model. At its core is personalization — an individualized, constantly updated profile used to simulate risk scenarios and support timely, proactive interventions.

Updated Patient Profile

Continuously updated indivisual profile simulates each patient’s physiological and environmental profile.

Natural language interface

Natural language interface explains predictions and supports clinical decision-making

Personalized predictions

Personalized predictions support timely, individualized interventions — not generic thresholds

Technology Overview

Predictive Fall Prevention

Elarin integrates vital sign data, mobility patterns, and environmental conditions into a continuous learning model. At its core is personalization — an individualized, constantly updated profile used to simulate risk scenarios and support timely, proactive interventions.

Digital Twin

Continuously updated Digital Twin simulates each patient’s physiological and environmental profile.

Natural language interface

Natural language interface explains predictions and supports clinical decision-making

Personalized predictions

Personalized predictions support timely, individualized interventions — not generic thresholds